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FUSE Labs is a research and development lab at Microsoft Research focused on the design, study, and development of socio-technical systems. We are interested in building systems and studying them critically. Our goals are to contribute to the academic community as well as to invent the next generation of social technologies. Some of the topics that are currently of interest for FUSE Labs are communities of interest, civic media, social computing, hyperlocal media, information visualization, big data, and machine learning applied to social data. That said, we are open to a diversity of methodologies.
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Barack Obama: Africa's friend or enemy?
by The Emperor
Ghanaians, both young and old, took to the streets cheering. The air was charged with euphoria and evening glory. I remember it so well!
To tell the truth, I wasn't in Ghana on that day. Though, I would've loved to be. Unfortunately, I was in my country of sojourn. The Netherlands, to be precise. My eyes were glued to the television screen whilst the images of the historic visit unfolded.
President Mills was amongst the roaring crowd. He caught my attention! The joy on his handsome Black face was inescapable. It was unmistakably Ghana's joy. Priceless to behold! One thing was certain: Mills was happy to welcome America's first Black president, his lovely wife Michelle and their two beautiful daughters. It showed! Some events happen for us to remember. Of course, others happen for us to forget! I am sure that Obama's visit would be categorized in the former.
It has been two years since the said visit. So much has changed since then! President Obama, who many expected to bring peace and civility, has become a warmonger. His predecessor, George Bush, created so much animosity in the world. His thirst for blood made him unlovable. His gangsterism made him unrespectable. In short, his presidency was inadmirable. A total disgrace! His name is cursed all over! So naturally, the world expected Obama to be different. Sadly, this hasn't been the case. Obama seems to have traded the noble ways of peace for war. This is most unfortunate! His policy on Libya comes to mind. Do y'all know that Obama didn't consult Congress before attacking Libya? Very unusual!
One would've expected Obama to pursue a dialogue to bring about peace. If Obama can sit with Netanyahu to talk about peace, then who or what prevented him from holding a dialogue with Qaddafi? I am sure that Muammar al-Qaddafi would've welcomed a dialogue. Regrettably, this option wasn't weighed upon, nor was it considered. He went after Muammar al-Qaddafi without giving peace a chance! NATO was given the green light to kill him. Under the guise of protecting the people of Benghazi, of course!
Having said this, does Obama know what Muammar al-Qaddafi means to Africa? Does he know that Qaddafi has been helping Africa assume her rightful place? Muammar Qaddafi's financial contribution to the development of Africa is unmatched. Unprecedented! Everybody knows this! This man has been doing so much good for the continent. He has been good to Africa, to say the least.
In Libya, his record on national development speaks volumes. This man has spent the last forty-two years building his country! Those who have been to Libya would tell you that Muammar isn't corrupt. There's a circulation of wealth in that country.
Those in need of employment have employment. Those in need of education have access to free education. There's a welfare system set up for the temporarily unemployed. As a result, the crime rate in Libya is close to zero. Qaddafi has built affordable houses for everybody. Nobody starves in Libya and Libyans don't travel in search of greener pastures! In short, Qaddafi has been using the oil money wisely.
Nigerians have oil! But can they say the same about their raggedy and corruption-infested country? No, I don't think so! Yet they were quick to condemn the Libyan ruler. They were quick to betray. And all for what? As for you Ghanaians who are bad mouthing Qaddafi, let me ask y'all this question: What kind of country have you created with your 54 years of independence? And are you proud of it? Tell the truth!
What's Qaddafi guilty of that Obama, Sarkozy and Cameron should hunt him down like a criminal? This is the question! Obama says that he is protecting the people of Benghazi. Of course, a lie, but told so true!
Those in need of employment have employment. Those in need of education have access to free education. There's a welfare system set up for the temporarily unemployed. As a result, the crime rate in Libya is close to zero.
If Obama is so concerned about protecting human lives, then how come NATO isn't bombing Israel? We all know about Israel's unwarranted attacks on the Palestinians. Again, if Obama is so concerned about protecting human lives, then, how come that NATO isn't bombing Syria? Hosni Mubarak ordered protestors to be shot.
What did Obama do about it? Nothing! There were no NATO airstrikes on Egypt. None whatsoever! In Yemen, protestors are being shot and killed. I don't see NATO anywhere near that country!
In Tibet, the Chinese government has been preying on the Tibetans for years. As a consequence, their spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, had to flee to India to seek refuge. Where is NATO? I don't see NATO bombing China. Or do you? Obama is completely mute on this issue! America, the oil-thieving-imperialist, looks away unconcerned!
If Obama is so concerned about protecting human lives, then how come NATO isn't bombing Israel?
So what's Obama's beef with Qaddafi about? Is it hatred? Is it because Qaddafi wants the best for Africa? Is it because of Qaddafi's enormous investment in Africa's development? Is it about the longevity of Qaddafi's service to his country?
Perhaps Obama doesn't wish Africa well. Perhaps he's least concerned about Africa's development. Hence the decision to kill Muammar al-Qaddafi, Africa's most generous son. If this is the case then what is Obama? Is he Africa's friend or enemy? Dear reader, your guess is as good as mine!
Welcome to the new age of consciousness!
The Emperor is a columnist on GhanaWeb, where this story first appeared.
2 thoughts on "Barack Obama: Africa's friend or enemy?"
David A better title would have been "How much Kool-aid can negros drink in america while obama bombs your people and home?". That test is still ongoing with no conclusion in sight.
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Cee This is not really a question here, this ignorance excuse that the middle of the roaders keep trotting out for Obama is getting really old. Farrakhan is a classic example of this type of non-condemnation condemnation, kinda like those child's cartoons where the angel and the devil pop up on someones shoulder representing opposing forces of good and evil in a persons consciousness. In this disservice of reality and non definitive approach it allows the mind to do nothing but entertain ridiculous thoughts that do nothing but mystify a straightforward question with hopes, myths and willful ignorance as to whats really going on. To simplify for the blind almost religious zealot like Obama apologist,"He know just what he do". Also as far as expecting a savior out of this system is as unintelligent for African people as hoping for a chicken egg from a duck.

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" Thank you liberal bleeding heart judges for giving him only probation for stealing a dozen guns! Where did they end up? In the hands of criminals or back in the store? And if they knew he had stolen guns previously, why was he allowed in the store again? Just how inattentive was the store owner that the perp could get away with this more then once? I would have posted a picture of him all over the store with a title of "Gun Thief-Notify owner immediately if seen within premises.....but it's likely the owner's lawyer advised against it rather than risk a defamation of character suit."
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Department of Medical Protein Research, VIB, Ghent, 9000, Belgium
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Unwarranted NLRP3 activation causes inflammatory disease. Its activation must therefore be specifically licensed. In this issue of Immunity, Munoz-Planillo et al. (2013) reveal K+ efflux as the sole common denominator of an array of unrelated stimuli engaging this inflammasome.


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Every September, Share Our Strength's Dine Out For No Kid Hungry™ brings together thousands of restaurants and their customers to raise funds for Share Our Strength's No Kid Hungry campaign. This year, there are more than 8,000 restaurants to choose from. Visit the website to find a participating restaurant in your area.
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yes! Share Our Strength, the non profit that does the Dine Out campaign, has a lot of programs to help address childhood hunger including free school lunches during the summer, helping families apply for snap benefits, and my all time favorite program "Cooking Matters" which teaches families how to cook the most nutritious food within their budgest and also how to shop for nutritious food and read food labels.
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could restaurants sign up to supply local soup kitchens one week at a time for every group who comes? could they donate school lunches for kids on food stamps for every time you eat there?


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both are inside the trans housing, but I found another, in the valve body too, making it 3.
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James 2:25 In the same way also was not the notorious sinner Rahab declared to be righteous because of her actions when she welcomed the spies and hurriedly helped them to escape another way? (WEY)
Genesis 41:14 Then Pharaoh sent and called Joseph, and they brought him hastily out of the dungeon. He shaved himself, changed his clothing, and came in to Pharaoh. (See NAS)
Exodus 10:16 Then Pharaoh called for Moses and Aaron in haste, and he said, "I have sinned against Yahweh your God, and against you. (See NAS)
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Microsoft has announced Kin, a new Windows-based social networking phone.
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He is a comedian. I think you are all taking this way too seriously. I know the stereotype associated with Americans and football but if you heard Jimmy Fallon ask him if you can use your hands he was clearly making a stab, albeit in a polite way, at Henrys blunder against Ireland. Its a comedy show thats trying to draw laughs, not respect from european football enthusiast or even just a normal, sane human being.
Welcome Henry! This is good for the American football fan for sure....I was hoping Dinho was coming to LA...I hope all these guys retire from European footy with some good years still left in them show up over here...why not? We get a shot at seeing some greats and the quality is so bad over here they will love playing...it's all good.
You're Right Blueskies. Geez. Americans could even get out of the first round. . . .
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Robert!!!!!! Robbie dear!!!!! NOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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i love how most of the people that were watching that show had no idea who henry was, yet had this show taken place anywhere else in the world that would certainly not be the case.
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Moonlight Cafe 1921 Sophie Wright Place New Orleans, Louisiana 70130 (504) 522-7313
Like many local restaurants, Liuzza's offers daily specials that add variety and interest to the otherwise pretty basic menu of po-boys, gumbo, and other classic dishes. Fridays are definitely worth a special trip: the daily offerings are a spicy, bisque-like shrimp stew and crab cakes so big they look like hamburger steaks at first glance. Delicious! This is the type of restaurant where neighbors who have lived side by side for years meet each other for leisurely lunches and nostalgic dinners. Don't expect anything fancy, but do expect food that doesn't disappoint on taste or presentation. Be prepared for a lunch rush and a possible wait, but it will be well worth it.
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The only negative is the service, which is terrible, despite being quite friendly. Since this is not really a place to go when you're in a rush, the slow service almost makes it better, because it gives a good excuse to kill a bottle of wine and chat with friends for hours, or as long as it takes.
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Ok, here's a question that has me stumped. Maybe someone out there has an answer, The question comes from Eric Charles, directed to me on the ASMPNorCal Lightroom forum. He wonders if there is a way to set a specific crop ratio as a default in Lightroom's Develop module.
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"What I need to do is set a *default* crop to 8×10 so when I hit the shortcut key "r," the crop goes to that aspect ratio without my having to use the little pull-down menu in the crop control and choose 8×10 for each image.
Is that possible?
I know how to crop an image and sync others to it, but since not all my images get cropped or cropped the same way that isn't practical for my workflow.
I also see that in the main "settings" menu there is a choice for "Crop to Same Aspect Ratio" with a shortcut key "s." I have no idea what this does. I can be cropping to 8×10 all day and hit "s" and it puts me right back at "original" (which for my captures is 8×12). "
Seems to me that it would help if the crop controls were "sticky". Sticky in the sense that your last setting would be remembered. But they aren't. It would also be nice if you could make a LR preset that only contained the crop ratio setting, but you can't.
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The Galloway unlike other schools has given me the opportunity to be myself. The students and faculty embrace who you are! I started new in 7th grade and everyone knows Middle School can be the worst years. But, it wasn't! I am a senior and my favorite teacher was actually my 7th grade Language arts teacher!
Galloway can be a very 'endearing' place. The community is close in many ways, but in some ways that becomes a negative - parents are overly involved with some aspects of the school. Great strengths in some areas are brought down by weaknesses in others....academically as well as extracurricular offerings, etc. The very small size makes it difficult to offer a real variety of extracurriculars and quality concerts, plays, etc. Our daughter now attends a very good public school and we see some of the areas in which she missed opportunities and was not as well prepared. A student must be highly self-motivated, because there are very few opportunities to be 'pushed' or encouraged, or even asked to work a little harder.
Those who say that The Galloway School is not challenging are missing the interest required to learn. I am currently a Sophomore (grade 10) at Galloway, and have found the high school to be both challenging and fun. I like school. I like attending school, being at school, and even staying after to get extra help with concepts that I'm having trouble with on occasion. My teachers are all very experienced (10 years or more of teaching at the least); some have up to 30 years of experience. The courses I take, from electives to AP classes, each demand that I do my best, and are not by any means 'unchallenging' to me. I am not only challenged at the school to do my best work, but I am expected from. I am expected to want to learn and discovers a different thing each and every day.
My son started 5th grade this year and the experience has been very positive. I am impressed that many of the teachers create curriculums that make the children think about subjects and not just regurgitate information. He loves the art teacher, even though he never was engaged in art in the past. The kids have been welcoming and inclusive and my son said that his friends at Galloway like school!
I guess Galloway can be better than average, because it's a very nice school with other activities other than classes. Lots of after-school stuff, and what I really love is that there is a no-cut policy. The sad thing about that, however, is that most of the children that are not athletic don't get to even play in the games, just because they aren't as good. What kind of opportunity is that? My brother did not play in any soccer games when he was in the 7th grade because they never tested him, they never gave him a chance. Then he got in the 8th grade, they found out how fast he could run and how good he was, and then they played him in every game unless he was sick! All in all, it's a pretty good school. But it makes you wonder sometimes...
My daughter is a first timer at the galloway school...She entered the ninth grade this very school year. I've found the school to be an excellent fit for her - coming from a public middle school...She is an overacheiver who doesn't require being pushed to excel, however she still needs to be challenged, and i've finally found the winning combination within the galloway community.. Although she is still very much a 'loner' .. She is thriving with the initimate,fellowship style of learning that the entire community of galloway all seem to posess.. I am honored and very grateful that she's been given the opportunity to be a part of such a great establishment... .
Galloway is a terrific school where my children have thrived and have been challenged. The curriculum allows children to practice the art of problem solving and taking personal ownership for themselves, two qualities sorely missing in most academic programs, but much needed in the real world. I have found the favulty and administration to be highly competent. If you are interested in really preparing your child for future learning, Galloway is the place.
I love this school. I go there currently and it is amazing to know that I go to a school where I am comfortable hugging everyone in my class and teachers.
On balance, Galloway has more negatives than positives -- too small in high school, not enough rich extracurriculars, inconsistency in teacher quality and attitude, leadership that has not yet defined what Galloway should become in today's educational environment. Bright, highly motivated students will be under-rewarded for their efforts, due to the 'fear' of 'competition'. Mediocrity is often acceptable. There are some fabulous teachers, but no consistent curriculum 'program' that ensures what your student will get from year to year. Education is adequate in most cases, but not stellar.
I am a former student of Galloway, now in high school at another private school. After 7 years at Galloway, I left because of the unsatisfactory quality of the education, educators, and environment. The curriculum is no where close to challenging for an average student. The extreme lack of discipline is evident in the interactions between students and teachers. I would not recommend this school to anyone.
The Galloway School is in the midst of a huge transition which I hope will have positive implications.. Overall, I think this is a nice little school. The positives: a fantastic preschool program, nice looking facilities and a solid educational philosophy. There is a lot of ethnic diversity. The curriculum is advanced in the EL program. The children are happy and enjoy school and many of the educators are exceptional. The community is made up of involved, like-minded parents who value the whole child, are educationally minded, and value substance over form. The art program and the theater program are wonderful. The negatives are more troubling: the curriculum is wildly inconsistent from teacher to teacher and grade to grade. The ML and UL curriculum and sports programs are limited. MANY of the teachers are incredibly negative towards kids and parents. The overall experience is VERY INCONSISTENT.
As I think back to my years at Galloway, I graduated with a well rounded education that allowed me to excel academically in college. I really appreciated the discussion based classrooms and learning how to apply a theory, not just the wrote memorization of the concept. The faculty is great at what they do, and I feel they really want to be a part of the Galloway community.
I attended The Galloway School for many years and absolutely loved my experience. It is an incredible learning environment that stresses high academic performance while providing immeasurable support. I felt extraordinarily confident entering college and continued my Galloway learned pursuit of excellence throughout my educational and professional life. It taught me to be more than just a student of books, but to be a student of lifelong learning. Many don't understand this amazingly unique institution. Its an organic and evolving educational movement driven by the members of its great community. If parents and students fear and/or judge this nature, they fail to realize the control and influence they hold. The Galloway School is a gift and a rare gem to academics and cognitive development.
My son entered public school after several years at Galloway. He was behind in English (especially 'mechanics') and math proficiency. More importantly, too many Galloway teachers have gotten 'inertia' and are more complacent than they should be, especially given the kind of learning that Galloway purports to provide. Students are too often allowed to settle for less than doing their best -- or finding out how to do their best. It's fine to have kids be 'comfortable' at school, but they also need to learn about non-negotiable boundaries and fair competition. My son has benefitted from some fair competition in academics and extracurriculars; it's not always detrimental. In too many cases the school is not 'rigorous' enough.
This is not the same school it was 5 years ago. Changes in the Administration and Faculty are eroding the vision that Elliot Galloway had when he founded this school. Teachers range from good to exceptional, but the Administration is ineffective in dealing with many typical school problems.
My child attended middle school at Galloway and now attends a public high school. She is definitely not as well prepared in some ways as students from a good public middle school or other private schools. Grammar and writing skills, along with math, are particularly deficient. Galloway needs to do much more to adequately prepare students for the 'real world'. Galloway can be, and often is, a caring environment -- but there is much more required for a 21st century education and not all of it gets done at Galloway.
My child came to Galloway from government school for 8th grade and is challenged daily. Homework is managable. My child had not a single issue being accepted by fellow students. The teachers are all great, caring people. It is obvious they love their jobs. There is a lot of freedom at this school which is a great relief coming from the prison of a public middle school.
i go to galloway, and i LOVE it. everyone there is just great, there is tons of freedom, and nobody judges you. at galloway, you can totally be yourself. there are absolutely no limits. if anything, the performing arts program is remarkable. we have so much fun, but still put on a great show
I am currently a student at The Galloway School and I think that it is a one of a kind school with one of a kind students and teachers.
As a mother of an EL student, I cannot say enough about The Galloway School. The program is creative and makes learning fun. My child was reading before even entering kindergadent and I am amazed by the variety of things he learned: from academic basics to having in depth knowledge about animals, our world etc. My sense is that although their EL program is excellent, there is not enough consistency year to year. However, that aside, the teachers are experienced, kind and inspiring. My child never wants to miss school and has learned more than I expected of him at this point--what else can you ask for? Top notch.
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First-Borns, Last-Borns -- Listen Up: How Birth Order Can Lead You to Your Perfect Match
A new book from psychologist Linda Blair, "Birth Order: What Your Position In The Family Really Tells You About Your Character," says that many relationships fail or succeed based on what order both mates were born. And, says Blair, some birth orders are more compatible than others.
Take Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt: He's a first-born and she's a last-born. He nurtures and cares for her, while she brings out his creative side.
What Works
First-born with last-born: Opposites really do attract! First-borns are nurturers and caretakers, and last-borns often need to be cared for, so this match finds its perfect opposite.
Only child with last-born: This is a good match because last-borns tend to inspire creativity and freedom in only children.
Middle child and first-born: If you're with a middle child, you've hit the jackpot. Middle children tend to be able to get along with both first-borns and last-borns. But any pairing does still require that both partners respect who the other is. An overbearing first-born should be on her best behavior around a more docile and malleable middle child.
Two last-borns: A couple comprised of two last-borns can be a great creative match. But they should be careful of being too impulsive of immature with one another.
Two middle children: Middle children are a good match because of their combined diplomacy and desire to please, but they should be careful of being too deferential to each other.
Middle child and last-born: A great match because middle children aim to please and will support a last-born's desires to pursue their dreams.
Middle child with only child: Only children like to take charge and middle children are only too happy to have someone else take the reigns.
What Doesn't Work
Two first-borns: Conflict is likely if you're highly competitive and both want to be in charge. It can work if you can channel your competitive drives outside of the relationship.
First-born and only child: Ditto for this pairing, which may exhibit many of the negative characteristics of a first-born match.
Two only children: This may not be the best match, because you're both used to getting what you want.
Of course, any birth order pairing has the potential to succeed -- or fail -- based on how kind, loving and understanding both partners are. But here's hoping this insight may just help you make better dating decisions in the future! So you mate and produce more first-, middle- and last-borns, natch.
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MCMINNVILLE, OREGON -- I am writing to you to inform you about my experience with one of your local stores. I have been in many JoAnn's Fabric stores, and I'm normally very impressed with the selection and the customer service, but today I found myself angry at my local JoAnn's and don't have a postitive feeling about returning.
To cut costs this year, I decided to hand make all of my Christmas gifts. On my way to the checkout stand I spotted a large selection of Christmas wrapping paper advertised for .88 per roll, and I picked a couple out. This was yesterday, December 17th.
It wasn't until today, while showing my husband what a great deal I thought I got, that I actually looked at the receipt to see that I was charged 3.99 for one of the rolls! This wasn't even the part that made me the angriest, for I understand that mistakes can be made, but it was what happened next:
I then called the number on my receipt to explain the mistake, and the woman on the phone argued that I was charged correctly and explained that they separated both kinds of wrapping paper, and I must have gotten them from 2 different locations in the store.
I know that I got them both from the same compartment. Infact, the woman behind me had the same 2 rolls of wrapping paper, her and I laughed about this. With all the different selections, it seems odd that her and I both pick one roll of .88, and one of 3.99 paper! What a difference! I explained this to the woman who took my call.
I wasn't trying to get a refund, and I'm still not. I simply wanted to notify the store of the problem so that it would not happen to someone else, as I'm sure it has happned atleast to myself and the woman behind me in line. To have an employee continue to argue with me over the matter was angering.
I don't think that I will revisit my local JoAnn's for awhile, however my opinion on your chain in general is still good. I would recommend some extra training for the employees. A simply apology and promise to double check the items would have been nice, without attempting to convince me that I was wrong.
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Posted by fazie on 2007-12-19:
sad to say "the customer is always right" went out a long time ago. but you are right in your last statement an apology and promise to check it out should have been the response from that clerk.
Posted by Principissa on 2007-12-19:
I prefer Michael's over Joann. They have a better selection of fabrics and they always seem to have more in stock than Joann. The person on the phone was rude. Not only did she infer that you were lying, but you would think they would want to check this out so they don't get phone calls from more upset customers. Just another thing to add to the list of why I won't shop there. Try Michael's next time you need anything.
Posted by grandma005 on 2007-12-19:
It is always about money. Why else would you be complaining?
Posted by jktshff1 on 2007-12-19:
I would imagine that someone had a more expensive roll and saw the sale. Picked up a sale item and put the other in the same place. Customers will do that.
I always watch as the sale items are rung up in order to get the proper price.
Posted by Ponie on 2007-12-19:
Although I don't agree with the woman's accusation that you picked up the rolls from two different locations, I have to agree with jktshff1. I've seen customers many times just toss something on any shelf convenient to them. I'd have taken back the more expensive roll of paper for a refund if it meant that much to me (and it usually does). If you've always had good experiences at this store, why would just this one cause you to not visit it in a while? Kudos to you for hand making your Christmas gifts. I'm sure they'll be more appreciated than any store bought items.
Posted by Valued Customers? on 2007-12-21:
Thanks for the responses and suggestions about someone else placing the items in the wrong location. I considered this. IF this were the case, the person must have dumped off a lot of the same exact wrapping paper. Although possible, it doesn't seem likely to me.
I didn't watch the register because I was in conversation at the moment with the woman behind me, ironically about the identical wrapping we picked out. Besides, I wasn't concerned, and still am not concerned about the money, it was about alerting them to the mistake, and the way I was treated when I did so which prompted this letter.
To Grandma005, I said it is not about the money in my post, and it is not. It is about the way I was treated. Should I say it a few more times to you or do you just have nothing better to do than argue with people about what they are thinking?
Posted by Valued Customers? on 2007-12-21:
In answer to Ponie about why I wont visit for awhile, it's because of the rude way I was handled over the phone by the representative. I would visit another location's JoAnn's store, but I don't like doing business in places that don't treat me like a valued customer.
Posted by Yamip on 2009-02-05:
A lot of joann fabric stores have very rude employees. They disrespect customers and get away with it. Also always check your receipt they always overcharge you. seens you cant see what they are ringing things up. However we as customers are at fault if more of us would complain about it we can make a change.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Right-wing talk-show host Rush Limbaugh, roundly criticized for branding a law student a "slut" over her outspoken support of President Barack Obama's new policy on contraception coverage, apologized on Saturday for his "insulting word choices."
The furor over Limbaugh's comments, made on his influential radio program, prompted Obama to call the 30-year-old Georgetown University law student and women's rights activist, Sandra Fluke, on Friday to express his support.
"My choice of words was not the best, and in the attempt to be humorous, I created a national stir," Limbaugh said in a written statement. "I sincerely apologize to Ms. Fluke for the insulting word choices."
Fluke, who has advocated making contraception available to all women, has been caught in the middle of a contentious election-year fight between Obama and Republicans over his policy that requires health insurance plans to cover contraception.
Religious-affiliated organizations, the Roman Catholic Church and social conservatives have protested the policy as an infringement on religious liberty. An effort by Republicans in the Senate to overturn it failed this week.
Fluke told lawmakers in a Democratic House hearing last month that female students at Georgetown, the oldest Catholic and Jesuit university in the country, suffered financial hardship because contraception was not covered by their healthcare insurance, and in some cases had stopped taking it because it cost too much money.
Her comments were mocked by Limbaugh, an influential conservative commentator known for his take-no-prisoners style.
"What does it say about the college co-ed Fluke who goes before a congressional committee and essentially says that she must be paid to have sex. What does that make her? It makes her a slut, right? Makes her a prostitute. She wants to be paid to have sex," Limbaugh said on Wednesday on his radio show.
On Thursday, he said: "If we are going to pay for your contraceptives, thus pay for you to have sex, we want something for it, and I'll tell you what it is: We want you to post the videos online so we can all watch."
In the written apology issued on Saturday, Limbaugh said he had not intended to make a personal attack on Fluke but "chose the wrong words" as he attempted to make a point.
Several of Limbaugh's sponsors said they would stop advertising on his program following his incendiary remarks and David Friend, CEO of online backup company Carbonite, said the apology was not enough to change his mind about that decision.
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Fluke, who earlier told Reuters she was initially hurt, then outraged by Limbaugh's remarks, has said she hoped the incident had raised awareness about the new policy. She did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the apology.
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Limbaugh is an oxycodone addict and was then charged with doctor shopping. He was also selling oxys to his house keeper, probably in return for sexual favors.
Later the same year he was charged, Limbaugh was detained by drug enforcement agents at Palm Beach International Airport. Customs officials confiscated Viagra from Limbaugh's luggage as he was returning from the Dominican Republic. The prescription was not in Limbaugh's name.
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April 20, 2011 · Athletic CommunicationsNormally a hitter, junior Matt Drake pitched a scoreless five innings to lead Middle Tennessee to a win over Memphis. (Athletic Communications)
Inclement weather brought the game to a premature end after the fifth inning.
"Matt did exactly what he was supposed to do out there," head coach Steve Peterson said. "He didn't do anything fancy. He hit his spots, threw strikes and pitched to his strengths. It would've been fun if he could've kept the no-hitter going. Obviously, we're going to see Matt out there a bit more often."
Drake pitched all five innings and allowed just one hit without issuing a walk. The junior pitched a perfect 4.1 innings before Phillip Chapman broke it up in the fifth.
"I was just focusing on what Acker told me to throw and tried to hit my spots," Drake said. "I was mainly a pitcher in high school, but once I started college, I've focused more on hitting. I'm just happy I could help the team."
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At the plate, the Blue Raiders were led by Will Skinner. The Murfreesboro native was 2-for-2 with a solo home run and two runs scored, and Justin Guidry went 2-for-3 with a pair of runs batted in.
Hank LaRue also starred, going 1-for-1 with two walks, a run scored and an RBI.
Middle Tennessee (13-25) grabbed the lead early. Skinner led off the second inning with a solo shot to left center, and Guidry stretched the lead to 3-0 later in the inning with a bases-loaded single to plate LaRue and Ryan Ford.
The Blue Raiders stretched the lead out to 4-0 in the fifth when LaRue singled in Skinner.
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