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Coulter Column: GOP Needs to Avoid Fighting the Last War
In a fast-changing world, a common mistake is to keep fighting the last war.
For example, why would Republicans support sending more troops to Afghanistan, when that war was long over, or helping topple Moammar Gadhafi, who had become an ally in the war on terrorism? Some Republicans seem to support all military deployments just out of habit.
For years after the 9/11 terrorist attack on America, Democrats hysterically bemoaned any military action, especially in Iraq. They claimed to have many precious objections, but the truth was, they thought we deserved the attack -- or at best, both sides were at fault.
So when it came to Obama's pointlessly sending more troops to Afghanistan or foolishly intervening in Libya, some Republicans' first instinct was to demand muscular American military action, forgetting that we are the party that cares about American national security and does not fling troops around the globe just to look tough, as the Democrats do.
Republicans who supported sending more troops to Afghanistan and taking out Gadhafi were fighting the last war.
Similarly, sometimes it seems as if Republicans' only move on the economy is to cut taxes. With the highest corporate tax rate in the world, there's much to be said for cutting taxes. But, unlike when Reagan ran for president, it's going to take a lot more than tax cuts to rescue this country from its $16 trillion debt.
When Reagan took office, the top marginal tax rate in this country was a staggering 70 percent. Lowering that to 28 percent was an enormous shot in the arm to the economy.
Cutting the top tax rate today from 35 percent to 30 percent -- or even 20 percent -- cannot possibly have the same dramatic effect. Republicans, as the only responsible party, are going to have to do something that's never been tried before in Washington: Cut government spending.
To keep prattling about cutting taxes, rather than cutting our behemoth, useless government is fighting the last war.
Finally, some Republicans have been fighting the last war in our primaries.
For at least the last half-century -- probably since Abraham Lincoln ran -- there has always been liberal Republican pain in the ass in the GOP primary race. (You can tell who the liberal is by whom The New York Times calls a "pragmatic" or "moderate" Republican.)
In 1968, there were two liberals -- Richard Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller -- and one conservative, Ronald Reagan, who nearly won the nomination.
In 1976, it was Reagan again, vs. Gerald Ford ("moderate"). In 1980, it was Reagan a third time, vs. pro-choice, "voodoo economics" George H.W. Bush.
In 1992, it was Pat Buchanan, the conservative, against "Read My Lips" betrayer Bush. In 1996, it was, again, Buchanan against moderate Bob Dole ("tax collector for the welfare state" in the immortal words of Newt Gingrich).
In 2000, we had conservative George W. Bush against liberal John McCain. In 2008, it was liberal McCain vs. Mitt Romney, the conservative.
You will note that liberal Republicans have always stayed liberal Republicans and conservative Republicans have always stayed conservative Republicans. Only their match-ups change.
Until this year.
For the first time, the last cycle's conservative has been rebranded a "liberal" by right-wingers eager to resume their battle against liberal Republicans. This year's actual liberal Republican, much admired by the Non-Fox Media, was Jon Huntsman. But he dropped out after the New Hampshire primary.
Mitt Romney isn't a liberal. He isn't even a moderate. And he certainly isn't liked by the Times.
Liberals so loathe Romney that in 2008, their most Christian-phobic columnist, Frank Rich, was forced to write admiringly about pro-life Christian conservative Mike Huckabee. He may have been a Christian, but at least he wasn't Mitt Romney!
Conservatives know perfectly well Romney isn't a "moderate" -- he was our conservative hero just four years ago!
Indeed, when Romney withdrew from the 2008 primary at CPAC that year, gallantly throwing his support to the front-runner, McCain, a college-age Christian standing next to a friend of mine expressed the general sentiment of the 10,000 assembled right-wingers by saying, "This f-ing blows."
But the need to revert to comfortable old roles has forced some right-wingers to designate our 2008 hero as the Rockefeller Republican this time around.
It has nothing to do with the facts. Conservatives who attack Romney as the "establishment Republican" are behaving like Democrats, giving us epithets in lieu of facts.
Perhaps it is because they were asleep at the wheel four years ago when Republicans actually did run a liberal for president that these conservatives feel the need to create an imaginary liberal Republican to oppose ferociously this time.
John McCain was worshipped by the liberal media, was the author of the unconstitutional campaign finance law and a global warming bill, adamantly supported amnesty for illegal aliens, opposed the Bush tax cuts as "tax cuts for the rich," wanted to shut down Guantanamo, called waterboarding "torture" and viciously attacked Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson as "agents of intolerance" (and then immediately faxed that speech to The New York Times).
And he was from a conservative state! Where were you people four years ago when we were running him?
By contrast, when Romney was governor of Massachusetts, every single budget he submitted to the 85 percent Democratic legislature included tax cuts. He became a pro-lifer when it mattered -- while he was governor -- and vetoed a stem cell research bill. He slashed government spending in one of the most liberal states of the union. He is the rare elected Republican who is tough on illegal immigration. He has forcefully denounced Obama's dangerous foreign policy.
But the facts are irrelevant to people busy fighting the last war. It's not about Romney at all, but their own posing. Romney is the Emmanuel Goldstein of GOP primary voters looking for a moderate to hate because they fell down on the job last time.
Liberal Republicans always lose. Because he is not a liberal, Romney stands a good chance of beating Obama this fall. But if the fantasist posers keep turning this presidential race into their personal "Dungeons and Dragons" battle against "moderates," Romney's victory will go into the "Liberal Wins" column, when it is anything but.
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relax Ann
Submitted by MidAmerica on Thu, 04/12/2012 - 12:23pm.
One important rule of salesmanship is that when you have made the sale stop the sales pitch.
It appears that Romney has won and done so decisively. The people who had another candidate preference will fall into line UNLESS in the general Mitt begins to sound like McCain. But I don't think he will. I believe Romney wants the job while McCain was unable to muster up an aggressive campaign because his opponent wasn't a Republican.
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Submitted by Saint Zero on Thu, 04/12/2012 - 12:29pm.
George H.W. Bush isn't pro-choice, that I can find. His wife is on record as being so, but even she in a TV interview described her husband as being pro-life.
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Speaking of the 'last war,' Ann, are you ready for 2008 II?
Submitted by Dave. on Thu, 04/12/2012 - 1:51pm.
Now that the repubs have allowed the left to select their presidential candidate yet again, I anticipate the exact same result that we got in 2008.
I assume you are familiar with the definition of insanity, right?
Vote for the American in November
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Mitt Romney, the conservative (x3)
Submitted by vrwc13 on Thu, 04/12/2012 - 5:35pm.
Mitt Romney, the conservative.
Mitt Romney, the conservative.
Mitt Romney, the conservative.
...just saying it doesn't make it so.
Ann will find out she is wrong in November (2008 II)... if not then, in January or soon after.
Either way, let's work on getting a real conservative for 2016...
The burden of life is from ourselves, its lightness from the grace of Christ and the love of God. - William Bernard Ullanthorne
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Yeah, that's it!
Submitted by GeneralAl on Mon, 04/16/2012 - 2:10pm.
"Ann will find out she is wrong in November (2008 II)... if not then, in January or soon after.
Either way, let's work on getting a real conservative for 2016"
Yeah, that's it! Let's just admit defeat right now! Don't bother voting because Romney is not the perfect candidate. In the meantime, we can have Obama, the perfect Communist finish the job of destroying our country.
Just remember, if that idiot gets reelected, we won't have Newsbusters to post our complaints on because the M-Ass-iah will shut down all free speech!
"Old Soldiers never die, they just fade away"!
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"Let's just admit defeat right now!"
Submitted by vrwc13 on Tue, 04/17/2012 - 10:10am.
...no admission of defeat, Rmoney winning is still losing. But let's get him in there to stop the socialistic bleeding of our country, and then work towards a real conservative in four years. We don't have to re-elect Rmoney if he wins.
Kind of a Texas-two-step if you like!
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No Ann wrong again, just keep saying it to make it true...
Submitted by vrwc13 on Thu, 04/12/2012 - 5:27pm.
...is a liberal tactic...hmmm
In 2000, we had conservative George W. Bush against liberal John McCain. In 2008, it was liberal McCain vs. Mitt Romney, the conservative.
No Ann it was Mike Huckabee.
He may have been a Christian, but at least he wasn't Mitt Romney! Conservatives know perfectly well Romney isn't a "moderate" -- he was our conservative hero just four years ago!
No Ann it was Mike Huckabee.
When Rmoney dropped out it was McCain who gained...
Your sMitten support for Rmoney as a conservative is just plain wrong. Haven't you been reading responses to your posts here?
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Go away
Submitted by GregE on Fri, 04/13/2012 - 9:50am.
Go away, Miss "Republican-First"
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"Because he is not a liberal,
Submitted by NC Cop on Fri, 04/13/2012 - 9:59am.
"Because he is not a liberal, Romney stands a good chance of beating Obama this fall."
Really? News to me.
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Ann, Ann, Ann ...
Submitted by texastommy on Fri, 04/13/2012 - 10:42am.
This is not your finest hour.
I have no idea why you think Romney is conservative. Maybe you should define it for us sometime. I'll bet a dollar against a doughnut that if Romney gets elected, the first thing he'll do to claim "bipartisanship" is pass a big tax increase to take effect now to get some some elusive spending cuts ten years out. He won't have the guts to push the Senate to make the cuts without them. And what's sad is that the House, if it's still Republican, will go along so as not to embarass the President(R).
But, you'll then claim it's not his fault, he was fooled, goaded, whatever. Excuses are easy to come by. Listen to the Dumbocrats for examples.
Even Reagan was forced to raise taxes, remember?
Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt.
I'm going to vote for him if he's the nominee, but only expect him to slow the descent into hell, not to start getting us out of it. To do that, we need a REAL conservative who can read the constitution and understand what it means, AND who will follow his/her oath.
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Lions Gate~ 6 B/R & 6 BA ~ Always One of the Lake Favorites! in Lake of the Ozarks
- bedrooms 6
- baths 6
- sleeps 18
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Sunrise Beach
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$ 3,045 - $ 5,495 / week
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"Lion's Gate" Now Bigger & Better! A 6 Bedroom & 6 BathWaterfront Home with an Amazing Game Room! This level lot includes a Gazebo, Horseshoes, Hot Tub & Fire Pit
New construction completed! Now a 3700+ square foot, 6 bedroom, 6 bath home. Lion's Gate sits on 2 1/2 acres with 128 feet of lake front. The private dock has (2) slips, including a swim platform. Enjoy swimming & fishing in this beautiful deep water cove, located within Chimney Cove on the 13 MM.
Upstairs, the kitchen is adjacent to a large dining room with a table that can accommodate 10-12 people comfortably, with extra seating at the kitchen bar. The main level also has 3 bedrooms, 2 with queen size beds, and a bunk-room which is setup to sleep 6. It has 2 sets of bunk beds (twins on top, full size mattresses on bottom). Also, 3 large full bathrooms (2 of which are private) and the 3rd is just across from the bunk room. The living room, desk area with internet access and a wood burning stove, are also on this level.
The downstairs features 3 bedrooms. All have queen beds and private in-suite bathrooms. Also, located downstairs is the newly expanded game room with easy access to and from the lake. The game room is complete with 2 stand up arcade games, shuffleboard table, pool table (with ping pong conversion top) darts, leather queen sleeper-sofa bed, full size futon, entertainment center and sit down bar. Bar is complete with sink and refrigerator. In addition, a separate chest freezer will hold many extra bags of ice, when needed. This game room is definitely a "WOW"!
We also offer high speed & wireless internet access for your convenience, so feel free to bring your lap top.
The large decks overlooking the lake offers that peaceful setting you would expect while vacationing at the lake. Gas and charcoal grills are available for your cooking pleasure. Also, firewood is supplied for fire pit & wood stove. Plenty of parking and use of a garage is available to our guests.
A large gazebo is situated on the seawall for sunning, fishing or simply enjoying the beautiful sunsets. The gazebo is complete with ceiling fan & stereo system for your comfort. A lakeside horseshoe pit, fire pit and hot tub are all part of the long list of amenities at "Lion's Gate"...so kick back and relax!
"Lion's Gate" is also pleased to offer to our guests, dockside boat and jet ski rentals with special discounted rates. FREE delivery & pick up. Please inquire.
'Lion's Gate' is also proud to offer our guests, 'Professional Concierge Services'. Leave all of your vacation needs to Professional Services. They'll help make your stay, the best you've ever had! For information regarding grocery shopping to "in home" salon services, call me and I'll be happy to refer you to their number and website.
*****In the event the chosen week in which you'd like to stay at "Lion's Gate" has been previously reserved, please inquire about our other beautiful properties associated with "Lion's Gate" that will also meet your high expectations of accommodations at the lake.
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INSIDE: Fireplace, (2) Air Conditioning Units, Cable TV, 8 Televisions, (2) Stereo Systems with Surround Sound, 5 Disc DVD/CD Player, High Speed Internet Access, Game Room w/2 Arcade Games, Pool Table w/ Ping Pong Conversion Top, Shuffleboard, Electronic Darts, Fully Equipped Kitchen, Microwave, Dishwasher, (2) Refrigerators, Ice Maker, Separate Chest Freezer, Utensils Provided, Linens Provided, Laundry Room w/Front Load Washer & Dryer.
OUTSIDE: Large 20 x 16 Waterfront Gazebo, Fire Pit & Hot Tub, Horseshoes, Garage, Plenty of Parking, Gas Grill (BBQ), Charcoal Grill (BBQ) & Lots of Room to Roam.
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Hiking, Golf, Miniature Golf, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Shopping, Restaurants, Swimming, Snorkeling/Diving, Boating, Sailing, Water-skiing, Jet Skiing.
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Credit Cards Accepted: M/C - Visa - Discover
April 18, 2014 - May 22, 2014...$585/Nt (3 Nt Min)
May 23, 2014- Aug 17, 2014..$5,495/Wk (7 Nt Min) (3 Nt Min 5/26-6/11: $785/Nt)
*(Memorial Wkend: $850/Nt) *(July 4th Week: $6,650)
Aug 18, 2014- Sep 29, 2014..$635/Nt (3 Nt Min) *(Labor Day Wkend: $850/Nt)
Sep 30, 2014 - Oct 26, 2014...$535/Nt (2 Nt Min)
Oct 27, 2014- April 17, 2015..$435/Nt (2 Nt Min) *(Winter Holidays: 3 Nt Min @ $585/Nt)
April 18, 2015 - May 21, 2015...$585/Nt (3 Nt Min)
May 22, 2015- Aug 16, 2015..$5,495/Wk (7 Nt Min) (3 Nt Min 5/26-6/11: $785/Nt)
*(Memorial Wkend: $850/Nt) *(July 4th Week: $6,650)
Aug 17, 2015- Sep 27, 2015..$635/Nt (3 Nt Min) *(Labor Day Wkend: $850/Nt)
(2 Night Minimum Does Not Apply to Holiday Dates or Spring Break)
(Must Stay a Minimum of 3 Nights Over Holidays and Spring Break)
50% Deposit Required at Booking - (25% if Booking Early)
3% discount when paid with check
Taxes & Cleaning Fee to be Added to Rates
Balance Due 30 Days Prior to Arrival
Rates Apply to a Maximum of 18 Guests (Extra Person Charge: $20/person/nt) Per Approval
$300 Departure Cleaning Fee
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The big, bad, deluxe version of "Sensory Overload"! Extra chapters! More adventures! And, more of the girls!
The Girls continue in their quest for green living and global well-being. They wrestle with the tempting world of culinary and earthly delights. How can they reconcile the urge to shop and dine with their commitment to leave a smaller carbon footprint? Can rampant consumerism co-exist with the greening of America?


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Credit Card Debt
If you accumulated credit card debt while planning your wedding and you're now behind in payments, you should make sure to always pay more than the minimum each month. Put as much toward your monthly payment as you can. In fact, you and your husband should calculate how much money of your monthly earnings you can reasonably put toward paying off your credit cards and then stick to the schedule you set. You can motivate yourselves by calculating how long it will take to pay it all off – the sooner, the better.
Those newlyweds who have taken on more debt than they can handle should start communicating with others who can help. For starters, talk to the vendors with whom you still have an outstanding bill. Explain your situation to them and see if you can work out a payment plan that will not burden you with too much interest.
Renegotiate Price When You Can
In the case of vendors who you typically finish paying after the wedding, such as photographers and videographers, see if you can downgrade your package to pay less. (Realize that this is not always possible if you signed a binding contract.) Maybe the photographer can offer a more economical plastic cover instead of a leather one on your album, or he'll agree to let you buy the digital photos and you can make your own album by scrapbooking or through a more affordable online publisher. Or maybe your videographer promised in the contract to film and include your limousine as it moved from the church to the reception, but he failed to do it when you received the raw footage. In a case like that, you might be able to negotiate a discount for his mistake. Your own power of persuasion will come in handy here. Figure out which one of you is better at negotiating and getting a bargain or if you should work on this as a team.
Live within Your Means
One of the best results of being in debt as newlyweds is that you have a great excuse to learn how to live on a budget. Living within your means will help you stay out of debt, get through the leaner times more easily, and should help your marriage. Finance troubles and debt puts unnecessary pressure on a relationship, and it makes people stressed out and generally crabby. Determine how much you need to make ends meet each month – from paying the heating and electric bills to groceries. Then, cut out the fat. Eat out less and give up video games or cigarettes and luxury items. Clip coupons and be smart about purchases. Don't just splurge because you feel like it.
Finally, once you've paid off your debt, keep up the good habits you've developed and start putting money away in savings. It could come in handy if another rainy day comes your way. If nothing else, it will help you pay for the house you've always wanted, the kids' college education, or your retirement. These things might seem far away because you're still in the honeymoon stage. But they're really just around the corner. Just think about how quickly your wedding rolled around.


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How to Use Your Cell Phone to Pick Up Women (Or Men)
The idea for this article came when I was watching an old episode of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air the other day. Will was in a bar and delivered one of the funniest pick up lines I've heard in awhile. He walked up behind some very attractive woman, put his phone down in front of her, and said, "Why don't you put your number in that before I don't want it anymore more." Obviously, no one makes things sound cool like the Fresh Prince, but you'd have to be a total troll to not to at least get a smile with that one. (Note – Will didn't really have a cell phone when he did it, but that's how the cell phone version would have gone down.)
Will Smith makes it look easy on TV, but a friend of mine actually pulled this next one off in real life. Tom, we'll call him, swung by the local Wal-Mart on his way to the bar, and picked up the cheapest pre-paid phone he could find. When he met us at the bar, he loaded the phone up with a 20 minute card and then called his own phone, declined the call, and then saved the number as "The Chosen One." As the night went on, we had forgotten about the whole plan in the making until Tom said, "There she is. The hottest girl of the night." Before we could ask what was going on, he was on his way over to her table. When he got there, he smiled at her, took the cell phone out of his pocket, put it on the table in front of her, and said, "I'll call you later," then walked away. We were all impressed that he had the balls to attempt such a pre-meditated hail Mary, but our awe turned to worship when we found out that they talked for an hour later that night and then met up for dinner the following.
These two are just straight up awesomely bad pick up lines that require a cell phone for the full affect. Number one: "Pardon me, but I lost my phone number. Can I borrow yours?" Number two: "There is something wrong with my cell phone. It doesn't have your number in it." If you decide to actually take these out into the field, you'd better consult Will Smith himself for some delivery tips.
If you are up for doing a little acting, this one should definitely work, especially if your potential pick up is on the shallower side. This pick up routine works best if you have a phone that gets a quick Internet connection. When you are at the bar, bring a buddy and work your way within earshot of your potential pick up. Once in place, visit http://popularitydialer.com/ from your phone, where you can program the website's auto-dialer to call yourself. Schedule the website to call you every 45 seconds or so. The website allows five free scheduled calls, which should be more than enough to get the point across. Once your phone starts ringing, get ready to drop the following, "Ah man, I hooked up with this girl the other night, and she will not stop calling!" Follow it up on the next call with something along the lines of, "This must be like the 20th call today." If you can get creative enough with your reactions, your desired pick up should be unable to resist commenting on the situation… and there is your window. Note – If you do not have internet on your phone, just have your buddy dial you repeatedly from his pocket.
This last one is of my own creation, but it involves a bit of risk and relies heavily on timing. You also need a wingman. If you see a woman you'd like to pick up, you need to make sure that you get a seat at the bar next to her. Before you do, however, re-program your buddy's name in your phonebook to read: "You are really cute, please answer me." After you've been sitting next to the woman long enough to have established yourself as a non-threat, wait for her to turn away and then place your phone as close to her drink as possible. Make a quick exit to a place where you can still see the girl. When you are sure that she has noticed that you've left your phone, call your phone from your buddy's. Once she answers, you're on your own.


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Former Obama and Reagan administration advisers gave their assessment of the "fiscal cliff," the impending tax increases and… read more
Former Obama and Reagan administration advisers gave their assessment of the "fiscal cliff," the impending tax increases and budget cuts at the end of 2012 if Congress fails to reach a new budget agreement. Peter Orszag was President Obama's budget director and Martin Feldstein was the top economic adviser to President Ronald Reagan. Peter Cook moderated.
The panel "Finding Common Ground on Tax Reform: Policy Options and Political Realities" was part of the Peterson Foundation forum titled "Post Election: The Fiscal Cliff and Beyond," held in the Knight Conference Center at the Newseum. close
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I understand the idea of attempting a salary dump, but this is really bad timing.
I thought a lot about the 2011 Minnesota Twins this week, and I just can't consider them a failure. Maybe I'm a "stadium half-full" kind of guy. One thing I did learn about the Twins last year is that when they aren't in playoff contention they can disappear off the face of the earth. I think Casey Anthony was more popular in Minnesota last summer. They posted the worst record in the American League (63-99), and second worst in the majors. Thirty-two games out of first, just one year after winning the central division by six games. So why wasn't this a failure? Injuries to the middle of their lineup led to Justin Morneau (69 games), and Joe Mauer (82 games) each playing about half a season. In fact, only three players appeared in more than 100 games, Danny Valencia, Michael Cuddyer, and Ben Revere.
At least that is the question posed to Royals fans at SB Nation site Royals Review. The premise goes something like this: Both North and South Dakota unite to form their own nation and take Minnesota with them. As a result the new nation of Dakotasota loses the Twins, and all current contracts are guaranteed meaning that someone would be on the hook for $23 million owed to Mauer through the 2018 season.
Article and videos showing Joe Mauer's work with Twins hitting coach Joe Vavra, in the indoor batting cages at AT&T Park, prior to Thursday's game at San Francisco.
Joe Mauer pics from extended spring training.
Joe Mauer and Procter & Gamble are expected to announce a new endorsement deal today that has Joe "pitching" Head & Shoulder shampoo. USA Today astutely notes: "Mauer is known for his thick mane and sideburns." The article is accompanied by that picture of Joe from Twinsfest.
Article detailing the indispensable contributions of Michael Cuddyer during the Twins six AL Central titles. He's the only player who's been there every step of the way. Piece includes video of Cuddyer doing a magic trick for a Twins fan during the '09 season.
David Golebiewski has a great article at Fangraphs today that puts Mauer's amazing 2009 season in perspective and tries to make sense of his home run drop-off this season.
Story about Joe Mauer being Joe Mauer, what's new?
Article and videos chronicling Torii Hunter's popularity and graciousness to fans in both places he's called home, Minnesota and Southern California.
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Buca di Beppo - Campbell
- Address:
1875 South Bascom Avenue
Campbell, CA 95008Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Buca di Beppo - Campbell
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://bucadibeppo.com/
- Phone: 4083777722x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 11:00am - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 11:00am - 11:00pm, Sunday: 11:00am - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Italian, Comfort Food
- Executive Chef: Enrique Michel
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or group event, Buca di Beppo Delivery or Buca To Go is the perfect choice for great Italian food and fun. From casual parties to corporate luncheons, we offer a delicious selection sure to satisfy everyone. Our friendly and professional staff will assist you with your order, arrange a specific pick-up time for Buca To Go or transport your order ($25 delivery fee applies to deliveries). Tablecloths, plates, napkins, eating and serving utensils and condiments are included. No minimum purchase is required. Please allow 3 hours for same-day delivery.
- Special Events: Whether you're celebrating a special occasion, planning a business dinner or having a night out with family and friends, Buca di Beppo is your answer to one fabulous group dining experience! Buca serves authentic Italian family-style meals in an eclectic, vintage setting. Our knowledgeable staff will help organize and plan your group event or meetings with diverse lunch or dinner banquet packages - ideal for groups of 20 or more. Private and semi-private rooms are available.
A word from Buca di Beppo - Campbell
Buca di Beppo serves authentic Italian cuisine in an eclectic, vintage setting. Our dishes are served family-style, meant to be shared by everyone at the table. Two sizes are available: BUCA SMALL feeds two or more and BUCA LARGE feeds four or more. At Buca, guests delight in our lively atmosphere, enjoy the classic tunes of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin and admire our decor, including family photos and candid shots of Italian-American icons, such as Sophia Loren and Joe DiMaggio. Our energetic atmosphere, delicious food and friendly staff make Buca di Beppo the perfect place for great Italian food and fun.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerItalian
- Diners' Choice WinnerKid Friendly
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Buca di Beppo - Campbell reviews from OpenTable diners
86 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.2Service3.9
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (70)kid-friendly (55)special occasion (45)great for lunch (25)fit for foodies (25)neighborhood gem (13)great for brunch (12)romantic (11)hot spot (8)notable wine list (5)late-night find (3)scenic view (2)great for outdoor dining (1)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Fun with friendsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Buca is always a great place to go for big groups or special occasions. The portions are sizeable and everything tastes great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- IrishlassDined on 8/26/2014Overall food was hot & tasty; the Pope room would not be everyone's choice so disappointed that we were not asked if it was ok with our party. Service was good but no dishes removed after each course making our table overcrowded & messy - very off putting.Special Features:
- Always goodAlwayseatingDined on 8/24/2014Always good service and good portion of food for the groupSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not GreatSundanceDined on 8/24/2014Okay, but not definitely too noisy. The service was very slow, especially since the restaurant was not full at all. We will not be returning.
- Excellent birthday spot.SidtheSquidDined on 8/21/2014We had a party of 5. the menu offers small or large portions. Small feeds 2-3 people, large feeds 4-6. We bought a large salad and split it, perfect amount of food for 5. We split salmon, chicken Parmesan, spaghetti and meatballs. the meatballs were huge, the salmon was good but a smaller portion. Hands down the chicken Parmesan was the best choice with excellent taste and large serving size. Had 2 beers and an ice tea. Excellent service but expensive, so plan on spending some money here. the above dinner was $120.00 and we had a $20 discount coupon. Would go again only if a special occasion. they take your photo and come back at the end of dinner pushing to buy the photos.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for familiestheFab5Dined on 8/16/2014We had a party of 7 and were seated at a fabulous booth that could accommodate 8. The best part was being able to hear everyone at the table. Spanning ages from 12 -76, each person enjoyed the meal and serving it up family style was perfect for our family. We liked the idea of having a restaurant photo momento and this was a nice touch. In the future it would have been better to bring the additional photos for purchase towards the end of the meal instead of during. Overall, we all left having had great conversation, service and food that we talked about until the next day. Thanks for a wonderful night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Buca di Beppo-CampbellFuzzyDined on 8/16/2014The food was great as far as flavor. Disappointed for the price that the soft drinks were not free refills. We also weren't offered bread with our salad so we ordered garlic bread which was a pretty small serving for 5 people and pricey. We liked the free postcard picture of our group, but didn't really like having pictures trying to be sold to us. Waitress was a little overwhelmed with the number of tables she was servicing. Service was a little slow and it really wasn't that busy. Probably we go again, but for only a special occasion.Special Features:
- Long wait with a reservationeathealthyDined on 8/9/2014Made a reservation with Open Table , arrived on time, waited approximately 10 minutes to be seated. Waiter was nice and responsive. Salad and bread came out in a reasonable time. Waited over an hour for our entrees. Waiter said the kitchen was slow, but the table across from us that arrived 30 minutes after us received their entrees before our table. We will not return to this restaurant.Special Features:
- " WE LOVE BUCA "meseretaDined on 8/9/2014We love the food and the service was excellent for our first visit definitive we would come again with no doubt. Excellent service to the children and young teens. It made use feel like in Italy. Mmmmmmmmm.......Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go for dinner with friends/family!BryjaDined on 8/8/2014Buca has great food, from appetizers and salads to pasta and chicken. I've never had anything here that I didn't like, or that didn't match the menu description. They give attentive and friendly service, and huge portions. There is always food to take home. If you join their email list they send you coupons for big discounts, free dessert for your birthday, and cool stuff like that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better the next dayne00Dined on 7/31/2014We made reservations and was seated after a few minutes rather than having to wait 30 minutes if just walking in. Service: Slow service. The wait staff seems to cater more to larger parties than smaller parties with less than 4. I noticed a lot of patrons grabbing their own togo containers or oil/balsamic because the service was so slow. It was just easier to get everything that's visible yourself. It took about 15 minutes from the time we were seated to get our basket of complimentary bread. Food: Better the next day once it's been heated up. Our food took a while to come out. We assumed they were being cooked so they'd come out piping hot. Instead the plates were piping hot and the food only tasted lukewarm at best.Special Features:
- Great place for family dinnerSavoryPalateDined on 7/20/2014We made a reservation at 8pm and got seated at about 8:15pm. The food took about half an hour to come out but we had bread to munch on while we waited and we enjoyed each other's time so the wait wasn't a huge problem for us. The staff were all very very personable and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good food, as usual!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/15/2014Had no plans for dinner on a Tuesday night. Felt like having Italian food but was worried Buca might be too busy. It was 5:30 pm, went online and made reservations for 7 pm. Perfect! Easy to make reservations. They sat us right away -- even a little early since we arrived early. Service was attentive and polite. Salad, pizza, chicken saltimbocca, and eggplant parmesean were yummy! Had plenty of leftovers for the next day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Family Birthday Celebration7inseventhheavenDined on 7/14/2014Seven of us (five adults and two children) had dinner on July 14, 2014 to celebrate my upcoming birthday. We were seated in a quiet area with one other couple nearby. My grandsons, ages nine and six enjoyed the child's pepperoni pizza. The adults had your '1893' salad, the lemon chicken with capers and the shrimp pasta. Salad and chicken were outstanding and the pasta very good. We had large portions and had extra salad and pasta to take home. Our waitperson was attentive, unobtrusive and kind. I shred my delicious gooey birthday brownie with the boys. yum. They loved the serenade and the lighted candleabra.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great family style diningTfhsmailDined on 7/12/2014Four 4 good eaters we had an order of Garlic bread and 4 small entrees. Plenty left to take homeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sitting arrangementBinky22Dined on 7/12/2014One thing I didn't like, you don't really get a chance to talk to everybody in the group, It be nice to have more of a round table instead. The area we sat at was a crowd and you felt so closed in. Also it was very hot and stuffy. I did say something about it the staff and they were going to look into it. I guess they did, but it didn't make a difference. The food was good, and the serves was excellent. When we left there must of been several staff that said good bye or thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- discontentedpalate4foodDined on 7/11/2014Table service was lacking due to bartender doing double duty...there was additional waitstaff - at least 6- milling around the bar area socializing. Service just wasn't what we have been accustomed to...Special Features:
- Not what we expectedSunone1Dined on 7/5/2014Ive been to this place but over the bridge . This place looked run down the waiter had a unkempt curly gross beard. Ew. The prices were a little high . We left before we put our order in. I wished this place had a more cozier feel and waiters that looked clean.Special Features:
- Service So SlowOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/30/2014Service is sooo slow. Food was served after 35 minutes and they did not give us plates for main course but appetizers.Special Features:
- servicekyotoDined on 6/28/2014service was great,food was great,,,,,,,,our party was five,we had a great time,our server Cody was fantastic,provided us with a great time and experiance,,,,,,Special Features:
- remarkable serviceproudmommaDined on 6/26/2014We went to Bucca for my 14 year old son's bday. The reservation online was a breeze, for 15 guest. We arrived around 15 minutes early and had to wait only 5 minutes before being seated. The waitress was awesome. She was sweet, welcoming, very friendly, and assertive. The food was served quickly and delish. Our over all experience was excellent. Would definitely do it again!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Graduation DinnerJayceeVIPDined on 6/21/2014Memorable time for our daughter's college graduation party.Many guests had never been to BUCA before.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- soooo tasty!!!ToshDined on 6/20/2014I've always enjoyed the food here! But for my party of eight we literally had to YELL at eachother to be heard as the other table in our 'room' was a family birthday gathering and they were seriously and obliviously LOUD!!! That being said, our waitstaff was very friendly, and the food was delicious! We were surprised and pleased when the bill came as we expected it to be much higher.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good and plentifulfunfood1Dined on 6/18/2014The food was quite good, especially considering it's a chain restaurant. The servings were quite large and we had enough left over for lunch the next day. We tend to prefer quiet restaurants but this was not "quiet"; however, we could converse easily without shouting which we appreciated.Special Features:
- Terrible Attitude of the ManagermanagerattitudeDined on 6/15/2014We where there was Father's Day this sunday celebrating Father's day.Ordered Chicken Brucessto ( Which in the menu just said Chicken but no other information was mentioned. ) When the server was serving us we asked what was stuffed inside the chicken, he just mentioned Brucessto but did not explain in detail what was exactly Brucetto had. We ordered spegatti and meatballs for my nephew and asked if it was all beef and not pork as it's against our religion and the server said it was 100% beef. While having our Chicken Brucetto we noticed suasages and asked the server that's the time he mentioned it was pork. The manager came and he was so rude asking what do i do..don't u know it's Sausage? He should have apologized for that.Special Features:
- Family/group diningWeiWeiDined on 6/13/2014Family style dishes so good for group. Too much for 2 people. Suggestion - small dishes for individual.Special Features:
- It is what it is!OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 6/7/2014Sometimes you go to a Chili's, sometimes you go to PF Chang's, Olive Garden or a BJ's - it's like that, if you want to impress someone, don't go there. If you have kids, want to overeat, need to feed a large number or all of the above, this is your place. I would never in my right mind wait to eat here though, it's not that good...Special Features:
- Good stuffgd2eathereDined on 6/6/2014Makes you feel like you are in Italy! Good food ambiance and nice staff. Recommend!!!Special Features:
- Great Food, Services accommodationluvfoodDined on 6/6/2014Bucca is our family fave restaurant for our special occasion! Great FOOD and services, too!Special Features:
- Mangiarepalate4foodDined on 6/6/2014Generous portions, old world atmosphere Outstanding presentation....if you leave hungry, it's because you were too busy looking at the pictures on the wall while your companions were eating and, now they are ready to go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentArjetaDined on 6/5/2014Very pleased with good and menu. Tammy was great at setting it up.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Graduation Lunch with the Pope!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/5/2014Fantastic service from Alex and delicious lunch! Did not disappoint whatsoever.Special Features:
- Always a great experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/3/2014Celebrated my husband's birthday and the staff did a great job singing to him with candles! We ordered enough food for the 4 of us and plenty of left overs to take home (on purpose). The next day the food is even better after the sauce soaks in the pasta over night...mmmm!Special Features:
- Experience at Buca do beppoBucadibeppoDined on 5/27/2014We had went here to celebrate our friend Claudia's birthday. I made a reservation for 9 at 2:30 for a lunch. As we walked in, we were greeted right away and the host immediate said "Hi, party for Lena" (which was my name" I told her that there would be 10 people instead of 9, would that be ok. Of course, she ensured us that it was absolutely fine and we were sat promptly after taking a tour of the kitchen. Out server name was "Natalie" and she was absolutely incredible. Being a server myself at a steakhouse, she have us GREAT customer service checking back with us every 5 mins. It was such a funny lunch because we kept spilling our waters and it was just a mess. But we all laughed about it and she cleaned it right up for us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good and FreindlyfamilydiningDined on 5/25/2014Each member of our mid-size group enjoyed the food and the friendly atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ElisaDined on 5/23/2014This my first time there. Had a great food and a dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place to go.ConvictedGreedDined on 5/19/2014My girlfriend and i come here often. Good place and often busy. Earlier the better and be sure to look for coupons!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Quality italian FoodItalianVIPDined on 5/13/2014My son and I have been going here for several years for dinner. We enjoy the good quality food. We are members of the email club too.Special Features:
- NovaDined on 5/11/2014Great place to dine with a large group or family. Good food!Special Features:
- Mothers day mealOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/11/2014We had a great time on mothers day at the pruneyard Beppos. The food was great, and our waiter Sean was very good.Special Features:


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|Workshop by RussellAP
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I'll make anything. Once.
This is my home shop. Two car garage converted.
Just got my DC unit today, put it together but still need to run more power into the shop. Another 20A will do.
I finally have enough room to work.
Hope you enjoy.
Updated 11-24-12
-- A positive attitude will take you much further than positive thinking ever will.
7 comments so far
#1 posted 907 days ago
Looks like a nice big space to create. Of course, NO shop is large enough!
Extension cords & power strips, where would we be without them?
Enjoy your sawdust haven!
-- Randy-- I may not be good...but I am slow! If good things come to those who wait.... Why is procratination a bad thing?
#2 posted 907 days ago
Hey Russ
-- http://artisticwoodstudio.com Custom furniture
#3 posted 907 days ago
Jim, if I can get my local Lowes to sell them for me, I won't get any rest.
-- A positive attitude will take you much further than positive thinking ever will.
#4 posted 906 days ago
Good looking work space there Russell. Good luck on the Lowes contract and be sure to show us some finished chairs.
-- - Martin
#5 posted 906 days ago
Nice looking shop Russell. WE all started somewhere with some space some here even less than that..
-- Tim, Missouri ....Inside every older person is a younger person wondering what the heck happened
#6 posted 902 days ago
Lots of goodies in there…sweet set-up.
#7 posted 901 days ago
Well, I'm glad to see you aren't a member of that sick minded group that keeps the shop spotless! LOL
A dirty shop is the sign of a dirty mind, ummm scratch that, I meant to say a messy shop is a sign that production, innovation and craftsmanship are taking place!
-- Improvise.... Adapt...... Overcome!
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The Eagle-Tribune
---- — For a country that claims to embrace "family values," we have a crazy way of showing it.
Case in point: The clamor to start Black Friday shopping — traditionally the day after Thanksgiving — earlier every year, until it's no longer Black Friday but Black Thursday. Thanksgiving? Forget it. There's a sale on big-screen TVs, and that seems to be much more important to many of us.
That said, railing against this — or legislating against this — is like trying to hold back the tide. If shoppers want to shop, they'll do it, even if they have to drive to find a mall that opens on Thanksgiving. And if shoppers are buying, then retailers are going to make darned sure they're open and selling.
That will be the case in New Hampshire this week as several retailers are planning to open their doors on Thanksgiving Day.
In Massachusetts, there's much hand-wringing this year because stores aren't allowed to open on Thanksgiving. It's a vestige of the Colonial blue laws, which regulated morality in what was then a theocracy. Nowadays, we don't allow the government to tell us when to pray or observe a Sabbath, but some of these laws have persisted for other reasons.
A big one is the plight of retail workers, who can't observe holidays if they're required to man a cash register. While everyone understands that essential workers, like nurses and police officers, have to be on duty, accommodating eager — or overeager — shoppers fills no such societal need. And while you can feel pretty sure that company executives are home enjoying turkey dinner, their lower-level workers will be denied the same privilege.
Another reason is the desire — one we understand completely — to preserve a vestige of sanity and calm in what can become an all-too-hectic season. It's the reason we prohibited Sunday openings for so long, a yearning for a day of peace and reflection where we can relax with family or friends or follow our own spiritual paths, far from the siren call of bargain basements and one-day-only sales.
None of that, however, is a good reason to legislate store closings. In most of the United States, stores open and close as they will on Thanksgiving, just as they do on Christmas Eve. It's not government's role to decree when people must give thanks or attend church or even just take a break. The best we can do is mandate that if employees are required to work, they get extra compensation.
Of course, there's more we can do as individuals if we really believe in family values: We can stay home. If you don't want Thanksgiving to turn into a Christmas shopping frenzy, then don't shop. Save it for the next day.
But let's leave government out of it.


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Kokomo Tribune
---- — Lisa Marie Labig, 48, Kokomo, formerly of the Dunkirk, Hartford City, and Redkey area, passed away at 8 a.m. Sunday, July 7, 2013, while in the company of family members at Community Howard Regional Health. Lisa was born in Hartford City on Jan. 1, 1965, a daughter of Patricia "Peaches" (Zeigler), and Robert Kaufman, Hartford City.
She was a member of and very active in Indiana Patriot Guard and Crown City Cruisers.
She was the wife of Marion "Bud" A. Labig, who survives.
Lisa is survived by a daughter, Brittney Leigh, wife of Geoffery Moore, Berne; a son, Ryan Lee, husband of Megan Ray, Hartford City; and two stepdaughters, Kierstyn Y. Labig, Houston, Texas, and Kailey E. Labig, Houston, Texas. Lisa is also survived by two brothers, Rob Kaufman, wife Tami, Portland, Shannon D. Kaufman, Hartford City; three uncles, Richard "Sonny" Kaufman, wife Sandy, Dunkirk, Dewayne Kaufman, wife Marlene, Portland, Bob Zeigler, wife Linda, Las Vegas, Nev.; one aunt, Linda, wife of BK Gregory, Muncie; mother-in-Law, Loretta Bailey, Florida; sister-in-Law, Karen Kromenacker, wife of Sandy, North Carolina; four grandchildren, Aryanna B. Ray, and Brenton T. Ray, both of Hartford City, Presleigh M. Moore, Berne, Aleigha B. Greene, Houston, Texas; as well as several nieces and nephews.
Calling hours will be from 4 to 6 p.m. today at MJS Mortuaries-Dunkirk Chapel, Dunkirk, with funeral services directly following at 6 p.m. Pastor Jeff Russell and Pastor Randy Davis will officiate.
Memorials may be sent to American Cancer Society (Jay County Unit). Services have been entrusted to MJS Mortuaries-Dunkirk Chapel.


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How to build a site or spin
Quick and Easy - text mode
- Start with a machine installed with SL6 (or compatible) with the same arch as the distribution you want to build.
- Install revisor-cli from SL6
yum install revisor-cli (for SL6)
For non-SL distributions, you will need at least revisor-cli, sl-revisor-config, and livecd-tools from SL6, everything else should be in your distribution.
- (Optional) Edit configuration files and/or kickstart files. You can change them so that they pull the packages from your own repository, have more or fewer packages on the image, and all sorts of things. By default you will pull your packages down from ftp1.scientificlinux.org.
- /etc/revisor/conf.d/revisor-sl6-i386.conf
- /etc/revisor/conf.d/revisor-sl6-i386-updates.conf
- /etc/revisor/conf.d/revisor-sl6-x86_64.conf
- /etc/revisor/conf.d/revisor-sl6-x86_64-updates.conf
- /etc/revisor/SL6/ks/sl6.everything.ks
- /etc/revisor/SL6/ks/sl6.match.tuv.install.dvd.i386.ks
- /etc/revisor/SL6/ks/sl6.match.tuv.install.dvd.x86_64.ks
- /etc/revisor/SL6/ks/sl6.all.groups.ks
- /etc/revisor/SL6/ks/sl6.small.ks
- Run the revisor command to create your DVD. These are just examples. These in particular are what we use to build the official SL releases.
- For i386
revisor --cli --install-dvd --install-tree --model=sl6-i386 --kickstart=/etc/revisor/SL6/ks/sl6.match.tuv.install.dvd.i386.ks
This builds the i386 Install-DVD
We then move the DVD iso images out of the way and run
revisor --cli --install-dvd --model=sl6-i386 --kickstart=/etc/revisor/SL6/ks/sl6.everything.ks
- For x86_64
revisor --cli --install-dvd --install-tree --model=sl6-x86_64 --kickstart=/etc/revisor/SL6/ks/sl6.match.tuv.install.dvd.x86_64.ks
This builds the x86_64 Install-DVD
We then move the DVD iso images out of the way and run
revisor --cli --install-dvd --install-tree --model=sl6-x86_64 --kickstart=/etc/revisor/SL6/ks/sl6.everything.ks
- For i386
revisor --cli --install-dvd --install-tree --model=sl6-i386-updates --kickstart=/etc/revisor/SL6/ks/sl6.match.tuv.install.dvd.i386.ks
- For x86_64
revisor --cli --install-dvd --install-tree --model=sl6-x86_64-updates --kickstart=/etc/revisor/SL6/ks/sl6.match.tuv.install.dvd.x86_64.ks
- For i386
- By default, your images and/or install tree are put in /srv/revisor/
Change Installation Types
Installation Types are the group of groups that you are able to pick on the installation type part of the install.
They are items such as "Desktop", "Minimal Desktop", or "Basic Server"
- Edit the file /etc/revisor/SL6/build/scripts/product/installclasses/scientific.py
Edit the "tasks" section however you would like.
- run the make.product.img.sh script
- Then build your install as is documented above.
RPMs you may want to change
- sl-release: This RPM contains the 'name' of your distribution. There is an example provided for the Fermi site name within the SRPM.
- sl-release-notes: This RPM contains the release notes. You should include your custom release notes here. There is an example provided for the Fermi site release notes within the SRPM.
- sl-logos: This RPM contains logos used by SL. You can customize these to fit your needs.
- sl-bookmarks: This RPM contains default bookmarks used by SL. You can customize these to fit your needs.
Files you may want to change
- $basearch/os/repodata/comps.xml - This contains information on the install groups. For more information review the Fedora Documentation and the Fedora Comps.xml
Problem: I am having trouble building a 32 bit image, but I can build a 64 bit image. Or vice versa.
Solution: A 32 bit image has to be built on a 32 bit machine or chroot area. A 64 bit image has to be built on a 64 bit machine.
Note: If you are building a 32 bit image using a chroot area, make sure that /proc, /sys, and /dev are bind mounted to the appropriate chroot areas. Also make sure that you do a "setarch i386" after you chroot.
Problem: I make an install image, but it doesn't do anything
Solution: You have to have anaconda as one of your packages in your kickstart, or select anaconda in the graphical package selection page.
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Economist Looks at Farm Program Payments Under Current Proposals
University of Illinois Economist Gary Schnitkey says corn growers will see farm supports shaved under all farm bill scenarios currently pending in Congress if commodity prices drop significantly. Schnitkey says Price Loss Coverage - the House Ag Committee's optional target price program - provides very little protection at price scenarios that have a good chance of occurring over the next several years. He says the Senate's Agricultural Risk Coverage generated modest corn payments at season-average prices of four-dollars - but nowhere near current ACRE coverage.
Schnitkey measured the impact of commodity program payments under ACRE, Agricultural Risk Coverage, Revenue Loss Coverage and Price Loss Coverage using a typical McLean County, Illinois corn grower with average yields and three price scenarios from 2013 through 2016. Under all price scenarios - Schnitkey finds the Average Crop Revenue Election program has higher payments than commodity programs proposed for the new farm bill. Schnitkey says growers with high land costs could face stark economics should prices tumble with any of these new safety nets in force.
The bottom line - according to Schnitkey - is that none of the programs proposed in the 2013 Farm Bill prevent revenue from going below production costs under periods of prolonged low prices. He says the programs may aid in buffering cash shortfalls - but will not prevent occurrences of financial stress. If growers didn't like ACRE - Schnitkey says they won't like what's in this next farm bill.
For a closer look at Schnitkey's findings - visit farmdocdaily dot Illinois dot edu (http://farmdocdaily.illinois.edu) and look for his post from June 11th.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A procedure will change the life of a mother who has had to live with a hole in the side of her face.
Lessya Sennik-Kotelevskaya was left disfigured after being misdiagnosed with a cancerous tumor and mistreated with radiation. Part of her jawbone and cheek deteriorated as a result.
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On Monday the Russian-born mother, who prefers her maiden name Sennik, will undergo a 14 to 24 hour reconstructive surgery led by Dr. Jarrod Little.
"This is the side of plastic surgery that you can really make a dramatic and lifelong change for somebody," Dr. Little said.
WAVE 3 News introduced you to Sennik in 2013 when she found out UofL Physicians and Dr. Little would donate everything needed to make the $1 million surgery a reality.
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Since then, Dr. Little implanted a device near her jaw line.
"Lessya has been coming in on a weekly basis and we add some more fluid to a tissue expander to stretch out the skin of her neck. It's healthy skin that's not been radiated and we're going to move that skin up to the cheek to reconstruct her cheek," Dr. Little said.
"It's painful because it's been stretching her neck," Oleg Sennik said, her cousin who interpreted for Lessya. Oleg spent decades searching for his childhood friend and relative. He finally tracked her down online and flew her to Louisville more than a year ago.
During Monday's surgery, doctors will remove her fibula bone from her leg and form it into a new jawbone.
More than 10 years ago Sennik was accidentally hit in the face during a basketball game in Kazakhstan and the swelling was misdiagnosed as cancer.
Sennik was 19 years old when she lost her home, husband and boutique business following the misdiagnosis.
Lessya has a six-year-old but lost a child before her son was born due to unnecessary medical procedures.
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I am a product of my American culture. I have the diabolical image of myself that is ingrained in most of us. I think of myself too highly, yet I loathe myself.
From the womb, we are taught to have a sense of entitlement and a sense of fierce individualism. We grow up to think that we must have our way all of the time. We elevate the self to the point of self worship. However, at the same time we are made to feel by the media that we are not pretty enough, smart enough, rich enough, etc. We are enticed into thinking that we must spend our life chasing after earthly "perfection". We believe that we can find it in ourselves, and often we ruin our lives in the pursuit.
This warped perception of who we are spills out into our religious life. Often our prayers become selfish. We tell God exactly what we want and when we want it. We somehow see God as some genie in the sky.
Most of us have sincere hearts and are unaware that this is what we are doing. We seek God, but are often disappointed with the immediate results. This is often true of those who are in ministry. We have our plan of how things should progress and what exactly the results should be. And these plans are often godly plans, plans that we think will further His kingdom. But we must take a step back and realize that our thoughts are not God's thoughts. We must pray what can sometimes be the most difficult prayer. "Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done."
A personal example of this was my desire to do overseas ministry. For most of my adult Christian life, I wanted to serve God overseas. I had spent a total of a year in Ukraine and several weeks in Romania. I really believed my calling was to serve God on a permanent basis in Eastern Europe. However, that is not how things turned out. Due to specific personal circumstances, I had to rule out overseas work. I, of course, was really disappointed and felt lost. However, I prayed that God's will be done. God, in turn, showed me that I needed to serve Him here at home. Eventually, I found my way to FOCUS North America, and I know that this is where I belong.
On the other hand, we are often filled with such a low self-image that we think we are unworthy to come before the throne of God and ask for what we need. We don't have because we don't ask. We can't accept the fact that we are beautiful creatures made in the image of God himself. Afraid that we might be consumed, we shrink away from the throne of God. Unable to receive His Grace, we suffer needlessly.
So the question is how do we heal this warped image of ourselves? How do we find the medium between self-worship and self-hate? I am starting to see, that the answer lies in humility. Only with humility will we have the correct image of ourselves.
Where do we find this humility? We have to look no further than Jesus Christ who was equal to God but lowered Himself to become man. "He humbled Himself and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of a cross" (Phil. 2:8). He is the one who taught us "Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done."
This is the faith that I want to live for. This is the faith that I am striving for. Lord, give us your servants humble hearts. Help us to heal the image we have of ourselves. Grant us the gift of obedience and help us approach Your throne with confidence and grace.


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5:20am Tuesday 7th January 2014 in News By Ben Leo
A Brighton woman is pleading for help after suffering with a mystery illness for more than two decades.
Michelle Trueman, 38, takes up to 80mg of morphine a day to deal with severe pain in her legs that has left her unable to walk unaided.
She was initially diagnosed with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT) – a group of conditions which damage nerves outside the brain and spine that cause muscle weakness, an awkward walk, curled toes, numbness and chronic pain.
It's one of the most common conditions to target the peripheral nerves and affects around 23,000 people in the UK.
Miss Trueman said surgeons at Royal Sussex County Hospital (RSCH) in Brighton crushed and reconstructed her feet in an attempt to help her pain, but without success.
She claims she was then told by doctors at the hospital that she did not have CMT.
Miss Trueman said: "Since surgery for CMT I've since been told I don't have the disease and I now fear I have had my feet crushed and went through all this pain for nothing.
"They don't know what was wrong with me. I'm constantly throwing up as a result of the morphine and I have severe bowl problems too.
"I live everyday in fear of ending up in a wheelchair and doctors can't give me an answer. My condition is getting worse each day.
"I'm scared and I'm so desperate now."
Miss Trueman, who lives in Moulsecoombe Way with her 13-year-old carer and son, added: "I don't know who to turn to anymore.
"I need help and answers. I can't go on anymore like this."
Karen Butcher, chief executive of the charity CMT UK, said it wasn't uncommon for people to be misdiagnosed with the disease.
She said: "It works the other way too. Sometimes people are told they have other things but it turns out they have CMT.
"It affects all type of people, even if there's no family history of it. I sympathise with Miss Trueman because CMT and other conditions can be severe.
"I'd suggest if she's had no luck with local neurologists to perhaps visit the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in London. It's the centre of excellence for neurology in the UK."
A spokesman from Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust said it couldn't discuss individual patient information due to confidentiality, but it had arranged to call Miss Trueman directly to discuss her issues.
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Comedies about sperm are not high on my list of favorites. Although I am aware sperm is a precious bodily fluid, I don't find it an especially funny one, and when a character spills half of the deposits in a sperm bank and then slips around on the floor like a clown on ice, I'm not laughing. I'm thinking, "yuck!" Millions of little soldiers being massacred for a laugh.
The worst sperm bank movie I've ever seen is "Frozen Assets" (1992), of which I wrote: "If I were more of a hero, I would spend the next couple of weeks breaking into theaters where this movie is being shown, and leading the audience to safety." This movie is not quite that bad, which isn't saying much.
The film stars the blameless Paul Schneider and Olivia Munn as Tommy and Audrey, a married couple who are around 30. She feels her clock is ticking, but try as they will (and they do), she doesn't get pregnant. A doctor gives her a clean bill of health but finds that Tommy has "lazy sperm," possibly because it hasn't been doing its pull-ups.
Tommy thinks he knows why this cannot be true. Years ago, when he was trying to raise money to buy an engagement ring for Audrey, he sold many deposits of his own sperm to a local sperm bank, whose experts had no problems with it. What could have gone wrong since then? Would it have anything to do with Tommy's unfortunate tendency to get himself kicked in the groin? The movie pulls no punches in showing his groin being pummeled mercilessly. Some guys just have bad luck. I've never found kicks to the groin particularly funny, although recent work in the genre of the Buddy Movie suggests audience research must prove me wrong.
After finding the sperm bank doesn't allow withdrawals, Tommy and his buddies Wade and Zig-Zag (Kevin Heffernan and Nat Faxon) conceive a desperate scheme to break in and steal his old sperm. To help them in their plan, they enlist a member of the "Indian Mafia" (Jay Chandrasekhar, the film's director). Breaking into the bank, they have their difficulties with the slippery floor and also with Officer Malloy (M.C. Gainey). They've attracted his attention by acting as suspiciously as it is probably possible for guys to act while skulking about at night.
What increases the icky quotient of "The Babymakers" is that Chandrasekhar and his writers, Peter Gaulke and Gerry Swallow, are not content to make a standard vulgar raunch fest. No, they also want to melt our hearts by making the marriage between Audrey and Tommy sweet and touching. The movie's switches between the crude and the sentimental become pathological, as if someone stood up at a wedding and started telling dirty jokes.
"The Babymakers" is utterly clueless about its tone and has no idea how relentlessly it is undercutting itself. By the time we arrive at the obligatory happy ending, which is perfunctory and automatic, I felt sort of insulted. If Chandrasekhar thinks his audience will laugh at his vulgarity, why does he believe it requires a feel-good ending?
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For larger vegetables, the juicer works fine - carrots, cucumber, apples. But, smaller items like ginger, strawberries, blackberries and blueberries, this juicer completely wastes them. The smaller ones go straight into the disposal area and aren't juiced. It's pretty disappointing because I love the smaller berries. I'd opt for a different juicer that takes care of small and large items together and doesn't put so much waste in the "scraps" bin.
I do like this juicer but there are two things to keep in mind. One's that it's a bit tasky to clean, there are several parts to clean after each use and the SS basket takes a careful cleaning to remove all of the food bits. The other is that compared to a high priced juicer this leaves your pulp a bit wet. My son has a 1K $ juicer from Korea that grinds the fruit into a dry mass with no liquid left at all, but I wanted a juicer that was more affordable so I chose this one. Over all I'm pleased, but there are better juicers, if you are OK with spending much more money.
Makes great juice, good price. Only thing is - clean up is a pain. But I don't think it's just this juicer, all require a lot of cleaning. All in all, happy we bought this juicer, nice looking and pretty sturdy for the price.
The juicer is quiet and powerful. Setting the juicer up takes me roughly 45 seconds when I have the parts laid out next to my sink to dry. While juicing the product is quick and quiet. Juicing hard vegetables like carrots and beets leaves super dry pulp. Soft fruits leave wetter pulp but still take a good amount of juice. (tomatoes, cucumbers) Very soft fruit like mango does not juice well. I have used the juicer roughly 100 times and I have never been dissatisfied with the performance or the required clean-up.
This is a good juicer for my famliy of four. It is sutable to what we use to make green juices and fruit juices. drink kale, spinich, carrots, etc. Amazing. Doesnt replace a vit a mix, as far as quality, but is useful. It has got the kids involved in eating good. They It is realatively easy to clean. The instruction book is helpful with receipes and nutrtional facts.
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Easy set up out of the box. Far too much wet pulp and little juice. Fairly quiet. Like most juicers, time-consuming to clean. The 5 speeds is a good feature for various fruits and veggies.
I had purchased another brand of juicer previously. It was very basic with two speeds and I used it one time. My husband tried to use it one morning several days after I used it and the motor would not work. Decided when I replaced it I wanted to go with a brand that I know is quality and that the appliance has the features that I wanted and a good warranty. The Cuisinart CJE-1000 has 1000 watts and five speeds. The design of the juicer has been thought out very well and makes using it so easy. Clean up is very simple as well.
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CATEGORIES MoviesI offer up an apology in advance to all of those people out there who love to see Taylor Kitsch without his shirt on. While I admit that, yes, he is a perfect physical specimen, he's not a model. He's an actor, and a good one at that. But you'd never know it from his two most recent films -- John Carter and the upcoming Battleship. It's not that he doesn't have the acting chops, but rather, the material he's being given (and that he's accepting, unfortunately) just isn't good enough for him.
Anyone who's watched several of episodes of Friday Night Lights can attest that Kitsch's character Tim Riggins was one of the best, if not the best character on the show. Despite his low, gravelly mumbles and penchant for drinking, Riggins stole our hearts and attention in every episode in which he appeared. That isn't a charisma you can fake. I'll be the first to tell you that men generally hate any man in TV/movies who's better-looking and more built than him -- and Kitsch defeats most guys in that arena -- but male fans of the show genuinely liked Riggins, and rooted for him. In several episodes, he hardly spoke, but with just one expression or aptly-delivered sentiment, he brought you right into Riggins' world. After Friday Night Lights ended, some fans were even begging for a Riggins spinoff.
The Brad Pitts and the George Clooneys of Hollywood have that same unspeakable something, the dual-gender appeal and the good looks/good acting double whammy. So this is why it pains me to see Kitsch star in the likes of John Carter, where his talents aren't only wasted, they're exploited. You can pretty much cut-and-paste any actor's face onto his body, and the movie's outcome would have the same effect. John Carter takes place in the 1800s and on Mars (I know, I know, what?!), but I would so much rather watch Kitsch as a cavalryman than as a shirtless alien fighter for the two-plus hours I spent in the theatre.
With the cavalryman, at least, there was some depth of character. The alien fighter Kitsch spends the movie jumping around shirtless, and engaging in pointless dialogue with enemies and friends alike. Oh, and did I mention the excessive flexing of various muscles, even when he's not doing anything strenuous? In one particular scene, his right arm takes up about 40 percent of the frame. You can't tell me that wasn't intentional.
As a fellow Canadian, I feel an affinity to Kitsch, almost like it's my patriotic duty to warn him to stop accepting roles like this. Now. And before you all write to me telling me how he's playing the superhero character from the John Carter comic books, I'm fully aware. But there's a way to showcase physicality on screen without making it the focal point of a character -- to wit, Brad Pitt in Fight Club. Yes, he was shirtless quite a bit of the time, but it never got in the way of his fantastic acting, the plot, or the overall power of the story -- it added to it. In John Carter, it's shameless, and made even worse when you know about Kitsch's wasted talent.
I'm afraid things don't bode well for Kitsch with Battleship, either. Eerily, he starts off as a simple Navy officer, but then somehow ends up fighting aliens! Surely the directors of the two films didn't plan for such similar character arcs. At least in Battleship, it looks like he keeps his shirt on -- and Peter Berg might supply a better movie.
So please, Mr. Kitsch, don't let yourself fade into "guy with a good body" obscurity. Use your talent. We know you have it!
Be Brad Pitt, not Matthew McConaughey.


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