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By Chef Meg Galvin, Healthy Cooking Expert at SparkPeople.com
Oh the sweet sounds of summer! The birds are chirping, the kids are yelling as they pelt each other with water balloons with the yard, and, in the distance, a familiar melody tinkles. As the ice-cream truck rounds the corner, they race inside to the coin jar. The screen door slams, and they're back outside, lining up for sugary treats.
In the good old days, the ice-cream man's arrival meant a special treat, but with treats accessible at every event at school, friend's houses, and even sporting events, those treats seem like overkill.
No need to ban treats on hot summer days. But kill two birds with one stone by making your own frozen treats with foods that are healthy and naturally delicious, like fruit and yogurt.
Why take the time to make your own freezer pops?
It's cheap! Slushies can run up to $2.00 each and the ice treat truck up to $3.00 each. Make your own for about 25-40 cents each.
No ice cream makers or special equipment needed. Got paper bathroom cups? Wooden craft sticks or even plastic spoons in house? If you answered yes you are ready to go.
You control what does inside the freezer pops. No blue dyes, less sugar, plus added fiber or protein--if you choose.
Tips for making the best freezer treats
- Make sure fruit is ripe to avoid adding excess sugar.
- Keep in mind that your fruit will seem less sweet after you freeze it, as freezing dulls some of the flavor. Rather than reach for sugar, consider adding herbs or sweeter fruit.
- If popsicles will not release from the mold, hold the mold under running warm water for 20 seconds to release. If using paper or plastic molds just snip the top edge with scissors to release.
- Looking for ways to add some vegetables or protein into a treat? Try mixing spinach or protein powder into your mixture before freezing.
- For parties, make mini ice cube popsicles to add flavor to water or herbal teas. The ice cube will chill the beverage and impart flavor at the same time.
A general recipe for frozen treats is equal parts fruit and liquid or yogurt--let your imagination go wild!
If you want some inspiration, try one of these recipes:
100-Calorie Banana Split: Order a banana split at the drive thru, and you're looking at 800 calories. This version has less than 100, and it's easy enough for kids to make!
Mini White Chocolate-Peach Freezer Pops: This mini treat recipe is a great start but try adding a slice of strawberry to top of the cup or chopped pistachios, or better yet make a chocolate peach smore by sandwiching top and bottom with circles of graham crackers.
Strawberry-Kiwi Yogurt Freezer Pops: These are so cute and colorful! The kiwi in the bottom of the cup not only adds more fruit and color to the freezer pop, it also holds the stick in place.
Do you ever make your own freezer pops? What's your favorite flavor?
Related links:
12 Refreshing Popsicle Recipes
12 Cool and Refreshing Smoothie Recipes
Summer Desserts for Under 150 Calories
SparkPeople Healthy Cooking Expert Meg Galvin is a World Master Chef, culinary instructor, and the author of " The SparkPeople Cookbook: Love Your Food, Lose the Weight." A farmer's daughter and marathon runner, she lives in northern Kentucky with her husband and three teenage sons.


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Ron Paul's Possible Path to Victory
The Ron Paul campaign positions its man to face off against Romney in a two-man race.
"President Paul! President Paul! President Paul!" chanted the 1,000 or so overwhelmingly young Ron Paul campaign volunteers and workers crammed into a ballroom at a Manchester Best Western on Tuesday night. Paul pulled a stronger-than-expected 23 percent in the New Hampshire primary, giving him a solid second place.
With dozens of national cameras pointed at him, Paul gave a great talk full of both raise-the-rafters red meat cheer lines and his professorial approach to monetary and foreign policy, not to mention the fight against crushing debt and the military-industrial complex. When it was over, a Paul volunteer next to me declared, with equal sincerity and irony, "I just had multiple Paulgasms."
I first heard that "President Paul!" chant in Los Angeles back in September, at the California Republican Party State Convention. Paul handily won a straw poll that day, but got no attention or buzz for it. (A few weeks later Herman Cain did the same thing in Florida, in a straw poll more easily gamed by party insiders, and began his brief media-driven rise to the top. Paul fans thus have some reason to be disgusted by the media.) In L.A., the chant was the idea of Steven Vincent, a Paul grassroots superstar who is also a yoga coach. Vincent had a quasi-mystical take on the chant's purpose, saying it was positive visualization. If his fans start saying it, if Paul starts hearing it, that will make it easier to manifest in the material world.
The whole world heard "President Paul!" on Tuesday night. But as I predicted, the disappointing media coverage on Wednesday largely missed the importance of Paul's strong second place and his unique role in the Republican Party. So the world isn't yet ready to believe that a Paul presidency is possible. But the world should begin to start imagining it.
From Tea Partiers to people seeking consistent pro-life stances to those searching for a principled opposition to state-run medical care and bailouts, and even to those tired of the wars (if you don't believe they exist, then you don't understand why Paul has already pulled the numbers he's pulled), plenty of Republican voters will not be thrilled with having to go Romney. And they may shortly have nowhere to go but Paul.
The Paul movement is growing—he pulled more than twice as many votes and more than three times the percentage as last time around in New Hampshire. Already, Paul has collected more than 25,000 total votes cast over his nearest competitor below him, Rick Santorum. No other not-Romney has any apparent hope of actually mounting a professional national campaign with funding and working bodies for much longer. Paul has always been, appropriately, a candidate of slow steady growth, not media or panic-driven bubbles and busts like Santorum or Newt Gingrich.
Paul's specific achievements in Iowa and New Hampshire were built on an efficient, thoughtful, and very well manned machine of phone calls and door knocking, which backed up months' worth of personal candidate appearances. You know, Paul's famous "strong ground game."
Whether the Paul campaign will have either the money or the manpower to duplicate its months of extensive effort in the two early states remains to be seen. The campaign is going to have to hope for a bit of perception momentum from being such a close third to Romney and Santorum in Iowa and such a leading second to Romney in New Hampshire.
While Paul's people still have the will and desire to continue volunteering for him in the next wave of states, as I learned from talking to dozens of them this week, they won't necessarily have as much time outside the college winter break window of the last days before Iowa and New Hampshire. Paul's political director Jesse Benton says the campaign still has plenty of volunteers on a waiting list and should be well manned for South Carolina and Nevada. Benton made a bold P.R. move after trouncing all non-Romneys in New Hampshire, declaring that the others really ought to drop out—and he got front page headline placement on conservative rank-and-file thought leader the Drudge Report for his efforts.
Unlike what has happened with other candidates with momentum this season, the media isn't spinning the story of an on-the-rise Ron Paul. He unquestionably has the ability to fundraise whether or not he's winning primaries. His dedicated mass of volunteer labor—and a professional operation competent enough to get him on all the ballots with a repeatable and strong get out the vote strategy—makes it likely that he'll be the last non-Romney standing.
But what will he be able to do with this position? If the question of electability against Obama is ever dealt with using actual data rather than the oft-heard assertion "everyone knows there is no way Ron Paul could beat Obama," the campaign could point out that Paul gets more independents than Obama right now in a one-to-one matchup, and that he's in a statistical tie with the mighty Romney against Obama as well. And a small percentage of progressives who care about war and civil liberties above income redistribution might come Paul's way against Obama as well, making him potentially stronger than any other Republican candidate.
Tuesday afternoon, an eager Paul sign-waver at a Manchester polling place first hipped me to a rumor: Romney might consider Rand Paul, junior senator from Kentucky and son of Ron, as a vice presidential pick in order to keep Paul's coalition on board with the Republican Party. By Wednesday, Neil Cavuto was talking the same rumor on Fox News. A source close to Paul tells me he overheard, in a friendly-jokey colloquy between the Pauls and the Romneys at one of the weekend debates in New Hampshire, Romney saying it was now just all about whether it would be Romney-Paul or Paul-Romney. Romney and Paul have not abused each other much, and pundits have noticed how even a winning Romney will need Paul people in November.
Paul's campaign has been ambivalent about how much to put into Florida—some Paul insiders have hinted that it just isn't cost effective to spend the millions it takes to really compete for the state's only-50 delegates. But post-New Hampshire, there is now chatter to the effect that giving Florida some love is back on the agenda. At any rate, the campaign has its grassroots and at least some money for mail in the state.
It will do Paul little good to be able to fight it out to the end of the primaries without being able to pick up some or even most of the not-Romney vote that has been going to Gingrich and Santorum, neither of whom are likely to remain in the campaign much longer. For Paul to realize his possibilities moving forward, he needs to be a player in South Carolina on January 21. He's currently polling a very distant fourth there. It's supposed to be a very trad-conservative state for the Republicans (though they have a history of going for the anointed leader).
South Carolina's popular junior Republican Sen. Jim DeMint, a libertarian-friendly social conservative and ally of Sen. Rand Paul, is openly calling for the Republican Party to respect and embrace Paul's libertarian ideas. Paul himself has already moved on to South Carolina. He spoke at a rally there this week. And while he has no scheduled events there for the next few days, the campaign still has next week to send the candidate around the state, plus nearly a million dollars squirreled away to spend on TV ads. The campaign has also got a South Carolina-centered moneybomb planned for Saturday.
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He was so excited about being 'first', he shot his "r" before he could get his schlong out.
You're the opposite of d'Anconia.
How so?
Honorable mention: "Dagny T." and "Hugh Akston." Why do collectivists pose as individualists on a libertarian site? Cheap kicks? Or because they can? Discuss.
Or perhaps, just perhaps, I'm not posing as anything.
Maybe I just picked a character I admire as my moniker. Discuss.
I have an interesting theory on why
My small penis?
small penis? Your mother lied :-(
I'm writing about the why, and alas, it will be under my pen name; sorry
- is one of rectal's sockpuppets. Ignore it.
Ignore this Warty because it certainly can not be the Real Warty™, he promised to incif me a dozen times, and I'm sure he meant at least one of them
Ignore me Warty
I find it interesting how all this fisting talk dredged rather up out of her sea cave.
Your cappzlock=fail!
perhaps if we had followed the Constitution we wouldn't have to listen to Dr. Demento now...
Rage Against the Machine, Street Fighting Man.
Who are we to believe here. Some mere primary and caucus results, or our duly appointed gate keepers in the media?
The voices in Doherty's are really going nuts.
Hsst! Head. Give 'em head.
I think Ron is up from 13% in South Carolina. That's a couple points more than last week IIRC.
Are you highly intelligent?
I'll encourage everybody to check this out:
It's a cool way to send brochures on Paul direct to voters. I know people (myself included) don't like being asked for money - my apologies, but I can't help myself.
No, this type of donating is MUCH better than the regular kind. You know exactly where your money is going.
Brian, thanks for your coverage of Dr Paul. Your piece Tuesday night was really amazing!
Ass kisser.
Have we won in Iran yet?
When it was over, a Paul volunteer next to me declared, with equal sincerity and irony, "I just had multiple Paulgasms."
Geez, Brian, can't you take a hint?
"Horse Molester Jailed for Violating Probation by Repeating the Offense"
The cow was obviously a pity fuck.
I hear that the sheep/hip waders thing is pretty good. No video on Youtube. Sorry.
BLOOMSBURG — A Pennsylvania man who admitted having sex with 10 horses and a cow must spend a weekend in jail after having his probation revoked because he told a counselor he'd done it again.
Wow!Prosecutors say 44-year-old Paul Ganter was nearly finished with court supervision when he was ordered Tuesday by a Columbia County judge to serve time instead.
Moo, I say!
Sheep I can see, but horses and cows? That's sick.
What, no rats?
Of course I didn't kiss her. She was an unusually ugly pig.
See Gene Wilder and Daisy in Woody Allen's "All You Ever Wanted to Know About Sex But Were Afraid to Ask".
A Cow???? Has This Man No Sense of Decency?
Big tits.
...and lots of 'em!
Yeah, we Ron Paulers are just being whackos to talk about media bias.
Yeah, Jon Stewart caught that.
Stewart has been very pro-Paul lately. Do you think he's sincere, or does he have some kinda angle to show up later?
He's not pro-Paul as much as he's anti-media stupidity. He likes Ron Paul as a person, it seems, but disagrees with him in the places that you'd think the average Democratic voter would disagree with Ron Paul.
Stewart, to his credit, emphasizes civil liberties and anti-war themes, which means that he frequently quotes the Pauls approvingly.
He handled the newsletters by saying "Other Republicans' main problem with Ron Paul isn't racist newsletters sent out under his name, it's that he won't pre-commit to starting a war with Iran."
Both points are true. I guess what I meant was for a fairly diehard liberal like Stewart, he seems very favorable towards him. I think he's also gotten in a few quips about needing government for social safety nets, ROADZ, etc.
he's fair. stewart may be snarky, but he's fair.
he also decries media shenanigans, like the media is doing with paul
look at stewart's famous crossfire incident, if you doubt this
stewart is just being consistent. he's a liberal, but he's a FAIR liberal
Agreed. I think he does very well at not basing all of his material on the premise that his political opponents are stupid or evil.
If Ron Paul wins will Reason become the official magazine of Air Force One?
Or at least the official newsletter.
I see what you did there.
Paul should reach out to Latino voters in the next debate; let Gingrich, Romney and Santorum fight it out who will be the wall builder in chief.
But Paul always talks about this in the context of the welfare state. If you had no welfare state, most of these illegal immigration issues would disappear.
Do you really think that immigrants are coming over here simply to take welfare payments? They want jobs that pay better than they do at home. They want to send money to their families. That's it. It's that simple.
And Ron Paul wants to end birthright citizenship. WHY? Think about the ramifications of that.
To end birthright citizenship would require changing the constitution, so that's not going to happen and Paul should know better than that. But there is a much easier fix, and that is to reduce labor costs, reducing the gap between legal and illegal hire.
Applying birthright citizenship privileges, designed for released slaves, to people who swim the river in order to create an anchor baby, is silly. No one anticipated in the 19th century this situation, and the language in the Constitution here is muddled.
Anyway, the correct thing to do is just prohibit government sponsorship of this activity, and remove the subsidies. If my son breaks his arm he shouldn't get put in a line with illegals before he gets his x-ray. We already paid for that hospital.
Considering the fact that when the Constitution was written, anybody who wanted to could stroll down from Canada or jump off a pirate ship in New Orleans and squeeze out as many anchor babies as they wanted, I really think that the whole "The Founders would have hated Mexicans just like me!" argument is a little specious.
And you're aware that birthright citizenship applies only to the baby and not to the parents, right? And that since the Constitution explicitly prohibits legal punishments that "work a corruption of blood", no crime any parent commits can have any bearing on the status of a child born in the US, and given that prohibition there's absolutely no difference between your birth here in the US and the birth of the some kid whose mom is still drenched in the waters of the Rio Grande?
Until we decided we didn't want any more Chinamen in California, nobody had any notion of restricting immigration to any part of the US. As long as you didn't try to claim a title of nobility, you were good. And we had no problem granting mass citizenship rights to plenty of Mexicans following the merger with the Texas Republic and again following the Mexican War. I think people in the 19th century anticipated this situation just fine - they just liked it and didn't have a problem with it.
No one in 1791 anticipated how powerful arms would become in 200 years. And the language of the Constitution does advocate for a "well regulated militia".
Why don't we think about this when we talk about the Second Amendment. -
I think that they wanted people to have weapons similar to soldiers of the day and won't let the citizens keep up with technology. Firepower discrimination.
Lol. Powerful arms...I'd love to hear what you're talking about. It must be the nuclear weapons that all private citizens have? No...the rocket launchers? No...military-style automatic rifles? No...oh, you mean the predominantly semiautomatic hunting rifles and small-caliber pistols? I forget how incredibly powerful those are. Fuck off.
Damn right - let the citizens keep up with the military. I'd love to see the paramilitary organizations known as police department react to everyday citizens carrying M-16s through the streets. Somehow I think incidents of police brutality would disappear.
Yer right.
I'm sure the flintlocks of 200 plus years ago were just as quick to reload and as accurate and reliable as today's "semiautomatic hunting rifles and small-caliber pistols."Oh yeah...get bent!
Thinking about it. What's wrong with the rule of law, and granting birthright citizenship to people who live here legally?
After Gingrich's recent attacks on Romney for being a heartless capitalist, I'm starting to take his claim that he'd vote for Obama over Paul less seriously.
Gingrich obviously doesn't speak for anyone in the Republican party. He speaks for his own personal pique.
If Paul ends up as the only viable candidate besides Romney, it's entirely possible that he could pull the Tea Party behind him and win the nomination.
"If Paul ends up as the only viable candidate besides Romney, it's entirely possible that he could pull the Tea Party behind him and win the nomination."
Right. -
Paul did get a Tea Party "surge" in December. It's not like he could never appeal to them.
Fox News and their minions would have him shot!
which will last about until FOX News decides that he's their hero. It's not like their terribly consistent in their principles about anything.
Pizza Boomerang - it just isn't weird enough here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....ata_player -
Everything about pizza boomerang makes sense.
When u think about it.
I want to start a franchise, but out of that guy's range.
Romney might consider Rand Paul, junior senator from Kentucky and son of Ron, as a vice presidential pick in order to keep Paul's coalition on board with the Republican Party.
Seriously, that would be a smart move by Romneybot - could help him win and could totally neuter the Paulista's influence on a new administration. I mean, how much good could Rand do hopping from one state funeral to another for four or eight years? And inheriting all the shittyness that Romney would make happen. "See? Libertarianism doesn't work - we tried it in 2012-2016 when Ran Paul was vp, and it was a total disaster."
Unless the economy takes a sharp downturn in the next 10 months, Obama will probably win.
If Romney were to pick Rand Paul as his running mate, it might give the latter a launch towards a 2016 or 2020 run.
But I am betting that Romney will pick Santorum in an effort to patch things up with the Whitefolkforjezus faction.
If Rand Paul were selected as vice president, I would vote for Romney, because the hope would be that Paul can influence Romney just enough to eke out some libertarianish policy victories, enough to improve the economy a bit. Then he could cruise to victory in 2020.
Not to mention the possibility that Romney might accidental take a fatal overdose of hair gel after Jan 20/13.
"Accidental", of course. I like your style.
Next they're gonna try to tell me the Pope doesn't shit in the woods. I didn't just fall off the turnip truck.
True enough, robot simulhair fibers don't require product.
Just replacement every 8-10 years. They have color changing capability, too.
I think Paul followers are rabid enough to get Rand the Presidency if he becomes VP. There are some pretty obvious ways...
For Paul to realize his possibilities moving forward, he needs to be a player in South Carolina on January 21. He's currently polling a very distant fourth there.
I mentioned this in the morning links. The very latest poll has Paul in a statistical tie with Santorum. If you look at the breakdown, Santorum is polling much much better among women than among men, and I think the poll overcounted females compared to what the turnout could be. Hopefully, Santorum will be the one who comes in a distant fourth on voting day.
Insider Advantage puts him ~9 points out of 1st.
That's "anything can happen" territory.
There's another debate. Gingrich could blow a gasket. Romney could wither under Gingrich's scorched earth attacks. Perry could rally and take support from Mitt and Newt. Anything can happen.
Yeah, all four of those guys could fluctuate amongst each other, but it's safe to say Ron Paul could snag a few votes from each but not a single Paul supporter is going to all of a sudden pull the lever for any of those guys. Having the strongest base is a good thing. Then you need to start picking off voters from the hacks.
Perry won't rally. People don't want to vote for a fringe candidate.
Actually the newest poll has Paul at 20% in SC behind Romney (29%) and Gingrich (25%) but well ahead of Perry(9%) and Santorum (7%) also huntsman was in low single digits somewhere too. This is the ARG poll from 01/11-01/12. With a surge of this magnitude it is actually (theoretically) possible for him to win SC. Now that'd really shake things up.
Tying Rand Paul to a doomed Romney run would be a fine way to neutralize the threat to GOP business-as-usual his career, left to its own natural trajectory, might otherwise represent. That sabotage routine worked fantastically against Palin. Pre-2008, she had the same "GOP libertarian fringe character crackaz love could be president someday" buzz Rand has now. And she could have, someday, if she hadn't accepted McCain's offer to ride his ship into the reef.
Don't forget, the GOP went balls out trying to keep Paul II out of the Senate. It didn't work, but only because voters really loved the guy. The anyone-but-Paul alliance (including certain locals here) smeared twenty points off the support he carried out of the KY primary—but twenty wasn't enough. And the Party will never forgive Paul for winning that election.
Regardless, even if none of the above is so, "Paul [in 2012] people" and Rand Paul fans are barely overlapping sets; adding a different Paul to a Romney ticket does no good with "Paul people." Nor with the not-Romneyites. Because...Romney.
Good point about Palin. Associating her with the establishment (not to mention warmongering) McCain pretty well destroyed her alt cred.
It wasn't just her presence on the ticket that undermined her -- it was her inability to rise to the occasion. She's never convincingly articulated much of a stance on anything except "Family Values" red meat since she got the nomination.
I'm sure Rand Paul would come across more impressively in interviews and speeches than Palin. I hope he doesn't end up being taken into that sort of "protective custody", though, and I actually tend to doubt that he or his father would let themselves be "bought off" that way.
Holy shit Doherty, you must be fucking a literature major....Your next piece: It is a far, far better thing that Ron Paul had ever done; it is a far, far better rest that Paul will go on to...
you must be fucking a literature major
I think they all are...all but Matt who never got a college degree...
Matt got his schooling from the hard knocks of jet set hippy binges in the 1990s ruins of the fallen soviet empire...
And yes I am jealous.
Join OWS ;-)
You guys are pussies. Watch Ireland.
I don't think Rand Paul would take a VP offer. Seems like way more downside (being associated with a failed Romney bid, or alternatively, poor results from status quo policies out of a Romney administration). I guess the upside would be more national recognition and VP to pres incumbent momentum if a Romney administration were to not suck. Which it would, so kinda moot.
I think, assuming this rumor has any traction, that the Romneybot could be miscalculating on this one. How many Ron Paul supporters would actually vote for Romney just because Rand is his VP? Paulbots are more cynical and more knowledgeable of how the system works. They would know that as VP Rand couldn't really do shit that matters. The only thing that will win over some of the Paulistas would be if Romney adopted (and probably signed some sort of "I will resign..."-type contract if he broke his pledge) major planks of the Paul platform (End the bullshit wars, don't start wars for bullshit reasons especially without congressional approval, Fuck Foreign Aid, Allow the young to opt-out of failing horseshit, etc. ). But we all know that's not going to happen. And if it did, some Republicans might hold down their bile long enough to vote for Obama because he would seem to be more pro-"kill the MOOOSSSLIMS!!!" than Romney at that point.
In the end, the Paul supporters will cost Romney at least 5 percent in the general election and unless Obama rapes children in public between now and then, Mitt's going to have to accept retiring to his giant house and swimming pool full of gold doubloons.
How many Ron Paul supporters would actually vote for Romney just because Rand is his VP?
I would. On Ron Paul Forums, when the question was brought up, it seemed like 20 to 25 percent of Ron Paul supporters would. But I bet it would be more.
Has anyone noticed that the print, air, and web media keep repeating the same mantra?
"No one other than an incumbent president has ever won both the Iowa and New Hampshire contests"
There has been endless repetition of this is what has been the case, and ergo this is what will be, along with the oft repeated " the others need to leave the race -it's over for them.
Ron Paul's candidacy is a unheeded cog and his demographics is underestimated
I'm seeing these "If Romney picked Rand Paul for vp" comments, and it's like they think whoever Romney anoints as his running mate will just automatically fall in line. I know almost nothing or Rand Paul but I can't imagine for a single moment he would play second fiddle to the Romneybot. Rand Paul does in fact have a choice, and I would be really surprised if he agreed.
"of" Rand Paul!
No way the Republican aristocracy will accept Ron Paul as VP but they may offer a 'Joe Kennedy' deal; a position of importance for Rand
Does anyone like me think it is hilarious that the average self-described conservative voter loves Rand, and Loathes Ron. They are the same guy with the same positions....Coulter could write a whole book about the obvious lack of logic here. Of course she only write on that subject about liberals, maybe many self describerd conservatives harbor liberal tendencies no.....
http://austrianrationalist.wor.....-ron-paul/ I have no idea why any Republicans would want a Romney as President.
Any other fans of Spiked here? I was surprised to see this editorial there. Honestly, on what basis do people call Ron Paul "kooky"? I don't get it. Even if I didn't agree with him 93% of the time, I wouldn't call him kooky.
I would call him a racist bag of shit. In fact, I do call him that.
The truth is often racist if you don't like it.
Ron Paul's newsletters were racist, and that's the truth.
I hate f'in ni**ers as much as the next guy. But I won't support someone who writes that.
Funny,what you are referring to was debunked in 2008.He did not write anything racist.He was an absent editor,but he also thought the man in charge of the printing was doing that.Welcome to politics.
If you hate it, why don't you stop?
Re: Maxipad,
Ron Paul's newsletters were racist, and that's the truth.
It's not the truth, plus is irrelevant: Stephanopoulos killed the newsletters, the arrogant bastard.You lost.
you'd have a hard time sayign that if you had actually read the ones in question. You can find them by google searching "ron paul newsletters the new republic" the first link should be the origional story with links to scans of the newsletter that you can read if you so desire. Pretty tame stuff by conservative "red meat" standards if I do say so myself though I will conceed it does rise at least to the level of politically incorrect, if you are a believer in the whole PC BS line of thinking.
I agree the 'kooky' label is a childish maneuver but Libertarians call everyone they disagree with 'cunt'.
No wonder the Russians passed a new law.
I confess, that's one of those exaggerated stereotypes; Libertarians also call their subjects of wrath: 'whores' ;-)
Are Libertarians predominantly male because they are sexist, or are they sexist because they are predominantly male?
It's a chicken or egg kind of problem.
Telling dirty jokes and acknowledging women are attractive is NOT sexist.
It's because we're Anglophiles.
It is because they are ASD males who have inchoate social skills. Their developmental stages of inamorata, and administration were traumatized but the lack thereof; ergo their divorces, government, law issues....
You know, I try not to pick on you and generally try to argue in good faith with you. But saying we are all autistic AND male is fucking bigoted. There are a number of regular posters that are female. My wife is a libertarian. And neither of us have ASD.
Males are the preponderance of libertarians, and they have a high-ratio of ASD; Do you know any other political movement that has an unbalanced sexual ratio? (google the question)
I don't consider disorders a 'bad' characteristic; on the contrary, I'm fascinated.
My link failed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8k4yksg2FIand thank you for "not picking one me" but between you, me and anyone who reads old threads, I know a lot of the people on the site
So far, three replies to my question with one of the three actually stating that calling RP "kooky" is childish. Good to know that even his detractors find no basis for calling him kooky.
"Their biggest concern with [Paul] is a sense of lack of party discipline or teamwork: seeing Paul constantly asked if he intends to run third party on TV seems to have achieved its purpose of undermining his campaign."
He never threatened to vote for Obama if one of his opponents got nominated.
It's not as if Newt threatened to go to a third-party with purer principles; he actually threatened to endorse the Democrat.
The Pauls will have to be cautious about keeping the lines of communication open to the Rs without getting assimilated. They certainly shouldn't sell out their non-Republican supporters.
Maybe I should order Mrs. Paul's cookbook.
I hear the fish sticks are great.
'fish sticks' I see what you did there.
The reason so many Paul supporters do not trust other republicans: they never change policy and both parties seemed to be controlled by same special interests, big money boys. If Romney can change his positions and accept going against the real status quo there is a chance of working together.. and being a Mormon he might be willing to do that as Mormons know what an end to freedoms will mean.. as America heads fast track into police state.
Oh man, this sucks balls - I have hope! Why why why must I prepare for a crushed spirit!
http://yep。it/qpmsmn Look !!!,how the nice film pictures !!!
There is no path to victory for Ron Paul. The Republicans will not hear of it.
All us Democrats have our fingers crossed!
There are positives to Rand Paul running as VP. He would get televised debates and then if they win, he would have at least four years of saying smart things all over the place. Every voter knows who Joe Biden is. Can you imagine the positive image Rand would get just by not being a public moron? He'd get to spew all his libertarian messages whenever he wants and fuck Romney's Administration if he doesn't like it. He can make Romney trend in his direction. Everyone knows Romney takes his opinion from others when those others say something people like. And what if we have a 50/50 Senate? Rand as tie-breaker!
Obomney will win in the end. Resistance is futile.
The Newsletters are not to be considered because they are old newsletters...and he didn't write them...or he did. And there were many times when he didn't edit them.
We can review Ron Paul's Words to confirm this.
Ron Paul's words 1995: "I also do an investment letter" "I also put out a political type of business investment newsletter"Ron Paul's words 2011 CNN "Walk Out" Interview: "I didn't write them. didn't read them at the time and I disavow them."
Ron Paul's words WHO radio interview Dec. 2011 (just days after "I didn't write them") "And I wrote a certain portion of them…But there were many times when I didn't edit the whole letter, and things got put in."
More recently, December 28, 2011, Ron Paul's campaign gleefully accepted the endorsement of a preacher man who wants to execute gay folks.
"We welcome Rev. Kayser's endorsement and the enlightening statements he makes on how Ron Paul's approach to government is consistent with Christian beliefs. We're thankful for the thoughtfulness with which he makes his endorsement and hope his endorsement and others like it make a strong top-three showing in the caucus more likely," said Ron Paul 2012 Iowa Chairman Drew Ivers.
Reached by phone, Kayser confirmed to TPM that he believed in reinstating Biblical punishments for homosexuals — including the death penalty...
On a lighter note Paul does have the support of the worlds oldest profession... -
Who cares that hookers support Paul? Is he responsible for societal judgments?
Any campaign sends out thank you acknowledgements through social media for support; it's impractical to be vetting every donation; try it yourself.
I have an issue with the newsletters because at the very least it was incompetence on his part, and I have not seen any reports on who was the editor -I prefer full facts
I think support from the Honey Bunnys would be more in line with the Paul campaigns Make RonLuv Not War platform than the gay killing minister.
I love those who decry Paul for wanting to legalize prostitution. It already is legal at the federal level geniuses, otherwise the bunny ranch couldn't be run. Paul can't change state or local laws as president unless he wanted a new federal law...which he clearly doesn't
The editor changed over the years. During the period when all the objectionable material was written the editor was Lew Rockwell. The author of at least one (if not all) of the objectionable articles (the one about the LA riots) is known. Turns out his name was non the newsletter as the author the whole time. Meanwhile our intrepid news media was grilling Paul over who the author was. Paul did write a few articles, mostly of a financial nature in the Ron Paul political report. In the Dallas interview where he asks if the interviewer has "read my newsletters" they are talking investments, and he is clearly referencing the investment letter. This being said Paul should have clearly read everything before anything went out.
I think the public is 'freaking out' about heroin via your local pharmacy.
I must admit I've seen the name but I have never googled Lew Rockwell; I don't understand their relationship, if any
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Look, the reason Rep Paul is so attractive is that his supporters demographics are young people. OTH, look at the possible demographic support for his foreign policy (which is the reason I find him attractive BTW)- he has a ceiling that is almost certain to prevent him from getting the Republican nomination.
No, this Republican primary season is going just like the last one that produced JM's nomination - Democrats fall in love, Republicans fall in line, and just like last time, a plurality of Republicans are falling in line behind the establishment candidate Romney.
It is very obvious, and that is why the media and people in the know discount Rep Paul's chances, not some big conspiracy.
His ceiling is curiously always at the highest level that he has polled. He actually only does worse than Romney against Obama because he has lower support from Republican voters, probably the 20M who listen to Limbaugh weekly. Cracks are forming in that wall though, a good showing in SC could destroy the whole wall entirely. If Romney doesn't take SC and the wall falls all hell could break loose in the Republican primaries.
If his fans start saying it [President Paul!], if Paul starts hearing it, that will make it easier to manifest in the material world.
Turning out to vote against the geezers and the neocons helps too.
Thanks to Brian for the balanced, well written, objective piece. I hope we expect more of the same from Reason.
Correction: Jim DeMint did NOT urge Republicans to "embrace Paul's libertarian ideas". To wit: "Ron Paul is right on the fact that we've got an out of control and unaccountable Federal Reserve that is eventually going to create a major crisis," Mr. DeMint argued. "He's also right in the importance of individual liberty and the whole constitutional limited government. And more of our candidates need to incorporate that,".
And, "You don't have to agree with everything he's saying," DeMint told Ingraham's audience, "but if the other candidates miss the wisdom in what he's been saying on monetary policy and limited government..." What he actually said is, "I'd like to see a Republican Party that embraces a lot of the libertarian ideas." Certainly not all! -
actually Paul is the only one pushing the FED, and smaller limited government/real spending cuts. Since no "conservative" will take those issues it think they are by default libertarian issues, at least if you buy that paul is a libertarian.
When (not if) Ron Paul FAILS
to get the Republican nomination (because he is NOT a Republican) the Mask will come off and the Liber(al)tarians will all go back to being the same old pain in the axx malcontents that they have always been.
New conspiracies will be created out of thin air, Alex Jones will probably make a new conspiracy movie (about Romney being an alien from Planet X or something equally absurd) and all their little libertarian knives will be pointed at Mitt Romney.
And Mitt might lose!
But who cares as long as the PaulBots are UN-MASKED!! This election is no longer about Obama its about stopping Ron Paul (and the Libertarians) from taking over the Republican Party. -
The notion that Paul's supporters would vote for a Romney-RandPaul ticket is a joke. The VP job is the most meaningless job in Washington - this isn't a compromise, it's a total sellout. Paul's primary path is:
1) At least one other non-Romney remains in the race to divide the non-Paul votes, at least through Super Tuesday or so.
2) Paul continues to place in the top tier.
3) No single candidate obtains a majority of delegates, resulting in a brokered convention in Tampa in August.
4) By August, all national polls show Paul is the only GOP candidate who can beat Obama.
5) Absolute war breaks out in Tampa between those willing to nominate Paul vs the status quo GOP who would prefer Obama over Paul. -
The Liberal News Mafia hopes to create a scenario where Ron Paul is the last man standing.Christians will never vote for Ayn Rand (aka Ron Paul). Ron Paul is the Liberal dream come true!
The problem is that Ron Paul is a Republican In Name Only. He is a major flippin RINO! He is NOT a Republican in any way shape or form.
Ron Paul is a Libertarian who believes in legalized HEROIN, legalized Marijuana, Gay Marriages, 9-11 truther conspiracies, blaming the USA for terrorism and a million other things that CHRISTIANS cannot support.
To vote for Ron Paul would be like voting for Ayn Rand who is in HELL. If he gets the nomination Obama will win all 50 states.
I see your point CarpHunter,avoiding WWIII and guaranteed economic armageddon would be pointless if the price we had to pay involved minding our own business and not prosecuting victimless crimes.My priorities are all WRONG! Now kindly fuck off and go back to your troll cave .

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I don't think I saw an organizational ranking all off-season that didn't have the White Sox dead last. Not that they deserve to be ranked higher – the Sox simply refuse to spend big money in the draft, and their presence in the Latin markets has been lacking of recent. The first month of the 2012 baseball season, however, has brought a bit of good news to the Southsiders, as former top prospect Jared Mitchell has reemerged as an elite outfielder in Double-A. Mitchell, who had a rough go at High-A in 2011 after missing all of 2010 with an ankle injury, has posted a .962 OPS through 28 games with Birmingham. He's gathered 13 XBH and 6 SB within 120 PA. Mitchell's hot start is greatly encouraging for a system in need of a boost.
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Mike Olt | 3B, Rangers | Born: 8/27/1988
The Rangers are flush with high ceiling prospects. At every level you'll find top-round draftees and highly touted Latin ballplayers, all of whom signed for big money. Perhaps the most glaring example of this impressive collection of youthful talent lies with Double-A Frisco, and more specifically, with the left side of the Roughriders' infield. Frisco SS Jurickson Profar currently occupies the No.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Well, it's not how the Nationals envisioned the arrival, but Bryce Harper is here. The promotion is based more on necessity than performance – Harper's hitting just .250/.333/.375 in the early going at Triple-A Syracuse. Looks like he'll occupy the 7th spot in the Washington batting order while Ryan Zimmerman and Michael Morse are shelved on the DL. It's probably unrealistic to expect too much out of Harper just yet, but he's the No.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Matt Barnes | RHP, Red Sox | Born: 6/17/1990
As I'm writing this, Matt Barnes is on the bump for Low-A Greenville versus Delmarva, the Orioles South Atlantic League affiliate. Delmarva is starting Dylan Bundy. It's a matchup of 2011 first-rounders and one could not handpick a better pitchers duel from SAL rosters. Now, Bundy is the more highly touted prospect of the two, and I'm not disputing that. But while Bundy already registers on fantasy radars, it's about time we note Matt Barnes.
Please, blog, may I have some more?The Cubs reportedly have completed a deal with the Red Sox which will send Marlon Byrd and some cash to Boston for RHP Michael Bowden and a player to be named later. Theo and Jed have been firm on their plan to be patient with prospects Brett Jackson and Anthony Rizzo, but in the aftermath of this deal, one has to speculate if their timetables will be altered. At .242/.342/.484 through 73 PA, Jackson's performance in the early going at Triple-A Iowa isn't demanding a call-up, but he could immediately be used to fill the void in center. On the other hand, Rizzo's numbers (.367/.406/.733) are indicative of a guy who's ready for the next level. The Cubs could surely shift David DeJesus to center and move LaHair to a corner outfield post. That'd make room for Rizzo at first. Perhaps most likely, though, the Cubs go with Tony Campana as their everyday guy in center – at least until the weather warms in Chicago, at which point I think Rizzo will get the first look, provided he's still mashing, of course.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Gerrit Cole | RHP, Pirates | Born: 9/8/1990
As the first overall selection in the 2011 draft, signed out of UCLA to the Pittsburgh Pirates for a bonus worth $8 million, Gerrit Cole has arrived in pro baseball with large expectations. The hype isn't without merit, though. Cole's heater tops out at 102 mph and he counters with a deadly slider and a plus change. His arsenal is impressive, and at an athletic 6-4, 220, Cole's frame projects wonderfully. He's simply oozing with ace-potential. Trevor Bauer, his teammate at UCLA, has captured most of the fantasy-prospect-to-watch headlines this spring, and based on his proximity to the majors, rightfully so. Looking long-term, however, Cole figures to be the safer bet to reach and sustain fantasy ace status. The major factor holding him back for the time being is command.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Razzball's weekly look around the minors is back for 2012. In case you've forgotten, this is where we'll highlight notable performances by fantasy-relevant prospects. We'll keep track of any minor league storylines which might carry fantasy significance here, too. In this first edition we'll get things started with baseball's top prospect, Bryce Harper, who's off to a slow start at Triple-A Syracuse. Harper's collected just two XBH's in 29 trips to the plate through Friday. It's his first taste of Triple-A pitching, so the early struggles aren't necessarily surprising. Harper has the tools to adjust and turn things around in a hurry, though. I suspect he'll heat things up before long.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Organizational Talent Rankings via Baseball America
2012 (3) | 2011 (1) | 2010 (16) | 2009 (11) | 2008 (24) | 2007 (11)
2011 Affiliate Records
MLB: [71-91] AL Central
AAA: [79-63] Pacific Coast League – Omaha
AA: [73-64] Texas League – Northwest Arkansas
A+: [66-72] Carolina League –Wilmington
A: [65-74] Midwest League – Kane County
R: [33-43] Pioneer League – Idaho Falls
The Run Down
Even after graduating guys like Eric Hosmer, Mike Moustakas, and Danny Duffy, the Royals system is still flush with future stars. Ownership has granted baseball development personnel a generous budget over recent years for both the draft and the international markets, and it must be satisfying for Royals fans to see those investments paying off. Still, I doubt we'll see the same arrival of highly touted prospects in 2012 that we saw in 2011. It seems more likely that this group will reach fantasy relevance from 2013-2015. I suppose Mike Montgomery has a shot to make an impact with KC later this year, but I'm confident that the Royals' back-end starters will hold up. Realistically, relief pitcher Kelvin Herrera might be the best positioned guy of the group to crack your fantasy roster this year. The kid touches 100 with his heater and could certainly work his way into some save opportunities if Broxton/Holland/Crow aren't effective.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Organizational Talent Rankings via Baseball America
2012 (15) | 2011 (2) | 2010 (9) | 2009 (6) | 2008 (8) | 2007 (15)
2011 Affiliate Records
MLB: [89-73] NL East
AAA: [78-65] International League – Gwinnett
AA: [61-79] Southern League – Mississippi
A+: [60-78] Carolina League – Lynchburg
A: [60-80] South Atlantic League – Rome
R: [39-29] Appalachian League – Danville
The Run Down
The Braves have maintained a top-tier farm system over the past few years, and it's still a quality system, but it's only a few graduates away from looking rather depleted. Three of Atlanta's top four prospects (Teheran, Delgado, Simmons) should push through to the bigs this year. A couple more top ten guys should see significant time in Atlanta, too. Teheran and Delgagdo are battling for a starting pitching role. Both have outstanding fantasy potential. Pastornicky and Simmons are battling for the shortstop role. Both are rather boring for fantasy. There's little intrigue beyond that, for now.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Organizational Talent Rankings via Baseball America
2012 (11) | 2011 (3) | 2010 (1) | 2009 (4) | 2008 (1) | 2007 (1)
2011 Affiliate Records
MLB: [91-71] AL East
AAA: [80-62] International League – Durham
AA: [65-74] Southern League – Montgomery
A+: [64-75] Florida State League – Charlotte
A: [77-63] Midwest League – Bowling Green
A(ss): [37-39] New York-Penn League – Hudson Valley
The Run Down
It's no secret that the Rays' player development systems are tremendous.
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The Play of the Eyes
Our attitude toward the great European thinkers and writers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries can be a distinctly mixed one. In their high seriousness and somber admonition, they seem to have said virtually everything there was to say, charting the disintegration of values and prophesying the doom that was soon to follow. So thorough and authoritative were their diagnoses and prognoses that we begin to wonder whether in some way they weren't partly responsible for what they described and foretold.
Having this shameful thought in mind, I was disconcerted rather than gratified by what Elias Canetti says on the first page of his third volume of memoirs, relating to the years from 1931 to 1937. In his novel, then just finished and later known in English as Auto-da-Fé, he had, he tells us, burned the books before Hitler got to work on them. His hero's library, which included everything of importance to the world, had gone up in flames. "All that had burned, I had let it happen, I had made no attempt to save any part of it; what remained was a desert, and I myself was to blame." He continues:
For what happens in that kind of book is not just a game, it is reality; one has to justify it, not only against criticism from outside but in one's own eyes as well. Even if an immense fear has compelled one to write such things, one must still ask oneself whether in so doing one has not helped to bring about what one so vastly fears.
Such is human perversity that one wishes to console him: No, Mr. Canetti, please don't take on so! Auto-da-Fé is only a book, however chilling, only a novel about a crazy Sinologist who failed to keep his ivory tower in good repair.
Of all those stern, apocalyptic Europeans—to whose elevated company he has been admitted rather late in the day—Canetti, I think, is the most difficult to assess, even the hardest to describe. How genuine is his originality, how deeply indebted is he to Hermann Broch and Karl Kraus? (Whatever those debts, they are far from crippling, I would say.) There is no doubt about his seriousness, his profundity, yet one might hope for a greater incisiveness; we assent, or are ready to assent, to his statements; but one may be disappointed by his exposition and development of them, by the kind of rhetoric he employs. Plainly, this is no grandiloquent or notably supple rhetoric, being blunt, assertive, four-square, and at times portentous, rather than exploratory as in Czeslaw Milosz, or nimble and witty as in Robert Musil, or protean and mischievous as in Thomas Mann. We want to be convinced, and we have no misgivings about his sincerity, yet he is not wholly persuasive; his solemnity of manner and his intensity promise—or threaten—more than they deliver. As we pass through his book The Human Province we feel we …


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The third lock of the Gatun locks for the Panama Canal. This is the last lock before going into the lack headed south from the Atlantic side. After this we anchored for the night before continuing through the lake to the other set of locks on the Pacific side. This shot was taken from the deck of the catamaran s/v Songline by Frank Taylor.


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lammert - 1:18 am on Dec 26, 2011 (gmt 0)
One trick might be to create a password protected site on your server with the DocumentRoot of that site set to the main directory of your Exim log directory. If you set the Apache options to show directory listings, all the Exim log files will be directly accesible through your browser.
But as I already mentioned be sure to use proper .htaccess settings to control access to this site, because otherwise everyone may be able to view your logs.