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Tacloban, Philippines -- The Catholic Church in the Village of San Isidro in Tacloban, Philippines which had been battered by typhoon Haiyan recently has been fully restored.
London, UK -- Buddhism has made an indelible mark on popular Western culture. In recent times it has been blessed by celebrity endorsement from the likes of Orlando Bloom, Richard Gere and the retiring rugby union star Jonny Wilkinson, to name just a few.
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Doesn't the FDA need a larger sample size to deem this as being effective for cellulite? Are there any other documented clinical trials for Cellulaze? I have battled cellulite my entire life and had a really bad experience with an invasive procedure called "lipodissolve" that was supposed to cure cellulite but instead caused me major bruising and pain. Hopefully this isn't similar to that.
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There Were not 10 Patients in the Clinical Trial
I should anser this question since I performed bith this 10 patient initial "proof of Concept" study as well as the 57 patient trial performed at 6 centers nationwide for the final FDA data. In the last paer as well as the first, there maintained an extremely high patient satisfaction. The current paper was accpeted last week for publication in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal as well as been presented to plastic surgeon worldwide in the last year. thank you for your interest in Cellulaze and its developement
Cellulaze Studies
Cellulaze has been thoroughly investigated to ensure safer, more effective results. A clinical study showed that a single Cellulaze treatment improved the appearance of cellulite for one year with few side effects. Further, 93% of patients surveyed were satisfied or very satisfied with their results one year post-procedure, and all would recommend the Cellulaze treatment to a friend. The data also indicate compelling improvements in skin quality. Thicker, more elastic skin can help improve the appearance of cellulite. Cellulaze was shown to increase skin thickness by 25%, and skin elasticity by 29% even after 1 year —significant claims that other anti-cellulite treatments don't make.
Why Were Only 10 Patients Studied in the Cellulaze Clinical Trial?
That was ONLY the initial study. More studies are presently underway. The common denominator result is the greater than 80% subjective improvement of the treated patients. Again realistic expectations are very important and allowing 6 months post treatment before final analysis is done. Regards Dr. B, MIAMI
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It is sometimes difficult to gather valid data on a new procedure, but I would recommend reading about Cellulaze in more detail. I have been involved in cellulite treatment since 1999 and I have never seen anything that could produce lasting results with one treatment, and Cellulaze does. Moreover, the clinical trial lasted two years and the results have been stable for that period.
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The laser wavelengths and technologies used to treat cellulite have been around and approved forsome time for treating the components of cellulite...fibrous attachement, thin skin and bulging fat. When an approved technology is shown to be helpful in treating another condition, the process can be accelerated. The FDA and doctors have a responsibility to balance patient safety and the availability of treatments that affect patients. That being said, there is significant evidence that lasers can improve the components of cellulite significantly. Best wishes in your fact finding.
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The No. 4 Kentucky Wildcats held off a late charge by the No. 2 North Carolina Tar Heels, winning to advance to the 2011 Final Four. They'll play the No. 3 Connecticut Huskies in Houston next weekend.
Kentucky led by as many as 11 late before a UNC rally closed the game to a tie with three minutes left. The Wildcats re-found their shooting touch and figured out how to hang on to the ball again, with DeAndre Liggins sinking a crucial three with seconds left to make it a four-point game. Officials reviewed to make sure his toe was behind the line. It was, by the narrowest of margins.
Brandon Knight was the highest scorer for Kentucky, drilling five threes to reach 22 for the game. He also pulled down seven rebounds, tying him with Terrence Jones for second on the team behind Josh Harrelson.
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It's quite popular to condemn negative advertising and most people will tell you, they dislike seeing the ads. But what is it that makes them lucrative to political campaigns?
For the last couple of weeks, campaign ads frequented every channel, talking about the negatives of one and the positives of the other, even mailboxes were flooded with reading material, which left voters asking questions.
Although the campaign tactic didn't result in a win for those who used it, it's important to note that they were up against the incumbents.
Michael Gattis, an assistant political science professor at Gulf Coast State College follows campaigns and says mud slinging has become a common practice. He says they work, and it may be the main reason those running against incumbents used it.
"You have a disadvantage when you are trying to unseat an incumbent. In this day in age it seems like the issues simply are not enough. Solution, we might run negative ads."
But the strategy has an effect on the voters. "It may put a sour taste in people's mouths but at the same time, it does get your name out there, it does get you some publicity and you are viewed as an alternative." Gattis says.
For candidates like Jim Lawson, a Bay County Commission candidate, it was about getting his message across. "All I wanted to do was reflect what I heard in this community over and over again." Lawson says.
Making the voters aware of the issues may be a strong suit, but some considerate it negative campaigning. "Negative campaigning that's not really in my nature. But if it takes something that could be viewed as negative to raise the issue…" Lawson says.
So whether the negative advertising affected the challengers, that's unknown. People will argue ads are annoying and others will say it's good for our democracy; they hold people accountable for their decisions.
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- Gal Friday said...
That is a wonderful little attic room!! I can imagine settling in on the bed, reading and hearing the raindrops above.
- October 2, 2008 at 8:18 AM
- Content in a Cottage said...
It is beyond cozy, isn't it? I am glad you like it. ♥Rosemary
- October 2, 2008 at 8:28 AM
- Angela said...
cute little room! i would love to escape up there for an afternoon of peace and knitting and reading (not getting much of these nowadays days with three kids under 6 running around!).
- October 2, 2008 at 8:14 PM
I loved the quote from Emerson. It really struck a chord. Coincidentally, my brother lives in a big, old, two-story house and wrote this to me just the other day: ;-)
"I'm doing fine, no complaints. Always enough to do around here. Yesterday I repaired a faucet that didn't work right, fixed a lock as the key kept catching and did some needed painting in the basement. Fixed one outside door so it's tighter against the weather. Older houses are nice, but require constant care. Fun for the most part."
- March 19, 2009 at 10:44 AM
- Sabina said...
Yes, that room would be the perfect, cozy place to retreat from the world!!
I can also greatly relate to the quote - as I am currently in the midst of serious spring cleaning and remodeling!
Have a great day Rosemary!!
- March 19, 2009 at 11:37 AM
- PJ said...
You thought right!
- March 19, 2009 at 12:32 PM
- JUST COOL DESIGN said...
I would love to sleep here! So cozy and comfy looking! Is this in your house?
- March 22, 2009 at 10:04 AM
- Content in a Cottage said...
Just Cool Design...No, this is not my house. I saved this photo on my computer ages ago because I liked it so much. This room belongs to another lucky person!
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Montpelier, Vermont - February 17, 2009
Lawmakers, firefighters, advocates for women and children, and the Vermont Public Interest Research Group are pushing for a statewide ban on certain flame retardant chemicals.
The group points to studies that show PBDEs may be linked to cancer, liver failure, and reproductive problems. PBDEs are found in many mattresses, furniture, and plastic on televisions and computers.
Lawmakers have proposed banning the sale of merchandise that contains PBDEs, saying there are safer flame retardant alternatives available. A handful of other states have already banned it and so have European countries.
"We are very excited about the bill. We think it's critically important that whatever we put out in consumer products are safe. Safe for kids, safe for firefighters, safe for the animals in our environment," said Sen. Ginny Lyons, D-Chittenden County.
But one of the largest manufacturers of Deca-- a commercial form of PBDE-- tells us that they have studies that show no links between their product and health risks.
Albemarle says the flame retardant is safe and if it's banned Vermonters will be limited in what merchandise they can buy here and will pay more for it.
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Peter Leishman, owner of the Milford-Bennington Railroad, sounds the horn as his train nears a road crossing in this 2000 photo. (UNION LEADER FILE)
After the Executive Council rejected Clement's choice of Pan Am, the contract was put out to bid again. This time Leishman, a Peterborough Democrat, was selected to negotiate with the department.
Negotiations between Leishman and the DOT get underway as he pursues a complaint against the DOT commissioner for conduct in the last round of bidding. In a letter to Senior Assistant Attorney General Ann Rice, Leishman accused Clement of misrepresenting his first bid before the Executive Council.
If Leishman survives the latest round and gets a contract approved by the Executive Council, it will resolve uncertainty over rights to the track that has persisted since Leishman's last contract expired in 2009.
Leishman's company has operated the state-owned track for the past 20 years, mostly servicing a single customer, Granite State Concrete, in transporting crushed stone from a Wilton quarry to the company's processing plant in Bennington.
"We believe that there was definitely a bidding process," said Scarano. "We can't really comment on this one, because we didn't participate in it. However, we have been working with the NHDOT regarding passenger service throughout the state and will continue to do so."
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Wow, these are simply amazing, I'm awestruck. The Big Sister is my favorite, I can tell it was really hard to build, but totaly worth it in the end, might just give it a go!
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There's a lot of teams eyeing the brass ring(s) in this year's Free Agency Bonanza; and a few teams and executives hoping to not lose their brass(es).
I believe the Knicks have a two tiered strategy.
Plan A - sign two major FA in 2010.
Plan B - sign one major FA in 2010 / reload and sign another major FA in 2011
I think the Knicks will sign at least one major FA this year (Bosh and/or Wade). Nuggets faithful better hope the Knicks sign two major FA this year. If they don't, the Knicks Plan B will mean going after Melo... hard.
I believe the Cavs will re-sign LeBron to a 3 year contract. You may even see them try to do a sign & trade to bring in someone; especially if they win the title & Shaq retires.
They won't acquire anyone this offseason. But don't be surprised if LeBron's signing of a 3year contract is only to allow him to leave and join the Lakers when Kobe retires... in 3 years.
You heard it here first... unless of course you've heard it somewhere else first.
Beware of the Blazers. All that young talent and they currently have the lowest payroll in the NBA. They tried to make big waves in last year's FA shopping. They're my darkhorse team for pulling off something grand.
I think Pat Riley just jerk'd himself out of re-signing DWade. Florida is a "to-go-to" place for NBA players (great weather, no state income tax) but DWade isn't going to resign and then who else would want to go Miami to join that mess... someone who truly cares just about money and could care less about winning... just the kind of player you want on your team. Sadly, that pretty much describes Boozer.
They may sign a big name but I'm not sure of it. They may panic and overpay to bring in someone like Boozer, Amare or J.Johnson. I don't think they're the difference makers the Bulls hope they are. The Bulls would then be kind of like the Nuggets are today: some good to very good players but crippled with the cap, have bad contracts they can't get rid of (Hinrich, Deng) and will be stuck as a middle tier team that can't get the pieces to compliment their young talent (Rose, Noah).
Chicago's ownership & FO also haven't proven their comitted to winning (hello, Stan are you reading this???). They went cheap when hey hired Del Negro and now everyone should be surprised that it didn't work out?
I think for the difference making FA, they'd have to look long and hard at whether the Bulls are an up & comer or just another cast of clowns. If you're DWade (yes I know it's his hometown) LeBron or Bosh, would you really want to go play for that mess. At least in New York there's a method in their madness and have respected & proven coaches (D'antoni) and executives (Walsh).
They should have traded Bosh this last year when they could have traded him on their terms and would have gotten more for him. Now they are stuck getting whatever they can get from the team Bosh dictates they trade him to... or he signs with a different team that has cap space and Toronto gets nothing.
I think they'll ultimately lose Kaman in a deal to cut cap space but won't be successful in trying to acquire the player they think will be their difference maker.
I don't think the owner financially is ready to put on his big boy pants and play with the real teams. I think they're at risk of losing Gay and getting little if anything back for him. Which is too bad, that team is real close to being a very good team.
Whoever signs Boozer, Amare or J.Johnson
Unless they are the 2nd FA player a team signs. If NY or Chicago signs DWade & Boozer or Bosh & J.Johnson then it's a good signing.
If a team only signs one of them then it's a bad signing because neither of those 3 are the "alpha player" you want or need for the max or near-max money you'd be paying them. Kind of like KMart getting all that money, he's not the lead. If you don't have the lead player then you're in trouble.
The exception to this is if a JJohnson, Amare or Boozer are acquired by a team that already has an alpha player, like the Nuggets with Melo or OKC with Durant or NO with Paul. Then it's an excellent move because JJ Amare or Boozer would become the top tier complimentary player; taking on less stress of expectation while making the alpha player better.
Where do the Nuggets fall?
Sadly I fear in neither Winners nor Losers. I don't think they're going to jump into the fray so I don't think they can be graded. That is something I hope I'm wrong on.
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Tomorrow is tax free weekend and I'm planning to buy my very first Mac. I'll skip all the details as to why I am doing so, but I would like to know what the process is and what to ask for and such.
I've pretty much decided on the MacBook Pro 13" Core i7. With education pricing, that comes in at under $1400. The 128 GB SSD upgrade is only $90, so I'm hoping to also get that. My question is, how does Apple go about doing SSD upgrades? Should I call ahead and will my upgraded Mac be available in an hour or so, or do they ship a pre-configured one from the factory? I'd rather not wait and would really love to take advantage of the tax free weekend, so if it takes longer than a couple days I'll just get the 750 GB HDD and possibly upgrade it myself in the future.
Note: I plan to buy it at a physical Apple Store, since I don't think tax free weekend applies to online purchases.
Update: SSD needs to be pre-configured in factory and then shipped to the store, so I decided not to wait and just get it with an HDD. The 8 GB RAM definitely makes up for it, but there are times when I wished that I had an SSD (especially on bootup). I definitely plan on swapping in an SSD myself when I can get more space fairly cheap.


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Expectations are based on assumptions.
I was thinking during the week about expectations – in particular those we hold:
- in relation to our partners - how they "should" behave versus how they do behave, how they were "before" life changes compared to how they are now;
- of our friends - what is a "good" friend and a not-so-good friend;
- of our family of origin – how they should behave versus how they do behave;
- of ourselves - what is our role as mother/father (and what makes us good/bad at that?), our role as partner/wife/husband, as citizens or members of society, as friends, as daughters and sons etc.
So many expectations we have of others, and so many we have of ourselves, the roles we play, the behaviour society and media tell us we "should" be displaying in order to fit into the "good" category. It's confusing and not just a little overwhelming at times.
The broad variety of answers available to these questions is what makes hearing our own voices, wants and needs so difficult at times … which in turn makes it difficult to decide on what we believe and how we want to behave - both in relation to ourselves and with reference to the "others" in our lives.
The issue is often that the assumptions upon which these expectations are based are false or misunderstood or just plain incorrect.
Start by looking at how you were raised, what beliefs you have grown up with and gathered along the way, how you currently behave and how you expect others to behave. How many of these assumptions you make about yourself and others are based upon old ideas, someone else's opinion, someone else's experience of life ... and how many of your expectations are based on your actual experiences?
Take a regular step back from a situation and ask yourself what you are expecting and what assumptions you are making with those expectations. Above all, ask yourself how the expectations you carry are helping you towards living the life you want. If the answer is "they are not", you have a choice about whether to hang onto them, or let them go ... right now.
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Robin Thicke Performs 'Love After War' on 'Leno' [Video]
"Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready for the white man with soul?" asked Robin Thicke's keyboardist on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno." Looking sharp in tight black pants and a leather jacket, the R&B lothario lit up the red stage with his lovers' anthem "Love After War" off his new album of the same name, which debuted at No. 22 this week with 41,000 copies sold.
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Hereford United given until Thursday to settle outstanding debts and secure Conference future
Updated 1:45pm Monday 9th June 2014 in Sport
HEREFORD United have been given until Thursday to save their Conference status.
On Friday fans were living on a knife edge waiting to hear the decison of the Conference board following a crunch meeting at Celtic Manor Hotel, Newport.
Now Hereford have been told that they must pay all their football creditors by Thursday.
The Football Conference are due to hold their Annual General Meeting.
The cash-strapped clubhave been told that they can retain membership of the Conference for the 2014-15 season, assuming that they meet all their financial responsibilities to former manager Martin Foyle, their players and clubs to whom outstanding loan payments are due.
A statement said:"The board unanimously agreed that the club can retain membership of the limited company and their place in the Football Conference Premier Division providing financial payments are secured as directed by the board," it read.
"Failure to meet the financial conditions imposed, the club's membership would be revoked."
Hereford chairman Keyte and Green, the club's accountant, appeared before the Conference board at the meeting.
Keyte later commented on the club's website:"I'd like to thank the Conference Board members for their time and for an extremely fair and professional hearing. We accept their ruling and conditions fully."
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Police believe they know who killed a man found dead in a car in Cox Park.
Police say they believe Nashawn Mills shot and killed Brandon Shackelford -- but they don't think it happened at Cox Park.
"The murder did not occur in Cox Park," said Lt. Todd Kessinger of the Louisville Metro Police Department. "It occurred at a different location."
Police say 21-year-old Nashawn Mills tried to shoot one man, and killed 24-year-old Brandon Shackelford -- a young man interviewed by WDRB News in the past.
Police say it happened during a robbery near Beulah Church Road in Fern Creek They say the three of them knew each other, and Mills was allowed to get in the car. At some point, police say something went wrong, shots were fired and the driver fled.
"We believe that the murder occurred as the vehicle was traveling down the road," Kessinger said.
Police say Mills drove the car to Cox Park with Shackelford's body inside. Once he got there, police say he tried to set the car on fire and ran away.
"They had placed something in the gas tank that appeared that somebody had attempted to light it," Kessinger said.
Police searched the Ohio River hoping to find the gun allegedly used.
"We thought that could have been the case based on the way the car was left...we did search the river for the weapon and we may go back today, or in the next few days, but we have not been able to locate the weapon at this point," Kessinger said.
Mills is charged with murder, attempted murder, robbery and tampering with physical evidence.
Officials believe they know the "who" and "how" about the incident, but are not telling the "why" right now.
They are asking for any witnesses to come forward who might have seen something at the park.
Mills is expected back in court next week.
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No. 5 seed Mountain State University (W.Va.) became the first team to reach the quarterfinal round of the 2008 Buffalo Funds-NAIA Division I Men's Basketball National with an 84-71 victory Friday against unseeded Wayland Baptist University (Texas).
The Cougars shot their way into Saturday's third round by making 13 three-point field goals, including eight in the first half. Seven different Cougar players made at least one shot from beyond the three-point arc in the victory. Mountain State improves to 32-2 on the year and will play Saturday at 2 p.m. CST against either Azusa Pacific University (Calif.) or Louisiana State University at Shreveport.
Senior guard James Spencer scored 14 of his team-high 21 points in the first half to lead Mountain State. Senior guard Jarvis Jackson added 18 points, five assists and four steals, while senior center Jason McGriff posted 12 points and six rebounds. Senior guard Ralph Legg came off the bench to connect for 10 points for the Cougars.
Wayland Baptist opened the game with a 10-2 run over the first four minutes of play. Mountain State took its first lead of the contest, 15-14, on a basket in the lane by Spencer with 12:34 remaining in the period. The Cougars eventually stretched the margin to 11 points before Wayland Baptist scored the final four points of the period to pull within 44-42 at the intermission.
Mountain State broke open a close game early in the second half with a 12-2 run to grab a 61-48 lead with just over 14 minutes to play. Senior guard Adron Marshall capped the spurt with a three-pointer at the 14:09 mark.
Senior center Danny Storey closed out his career by scoring a game-high 26 points for Wayland Baptist. Storey also grabbed a team-leading nine rebounds. Senior guard Kris Hatley posted 12 points and five assists, while senior center Michal Polonowski helped out with 11 points for the Pioneers. Wayland Baptist ends its season with an overall record of 20-13.
Mountain State improved to 30-0 on the year when scoring at least 80 points in a contest.
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The Lindsey Thornburg look is often described as "witchy," and for good reason, given the designer's taste for cloaks and crushed velvet. And for her first-ever fashion week presentation last night, which drew the likes of Nate Lowman and Aurel Schmidt, Thornburg took over a suitably gothic venue—the grottolike wine bar Bacaro—and tapped the talents of a rather chic coven. Thornburg's pal Anna Sheffield (of Bing Bang) chipped in with the sterling silver, ruby, and black diamond jewelry; her friend Chase Cohl, of the burgeoning accessories line Littledoe, collaborated with her on a small range of brushed felt fedoras bedecked with raw crystals and feathers. The hats summed up the city-Wiccan vibe of the Fall '11 collection, which saw Thornburg riffing on her signature Pendleton-fabric cloaks, turning them into blanket wool trenches and overcoats, and branching out into slouchy, casual suiting. "I feel like I'm at the point, now, where I can start to push the things I'm known for in new directions," Thornburg explained. "The inspiration always comes from the same place, from nature, but there are endless ways to interpret that."


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Early voting begins Wednesday in Tennessee.
The Knox County Election Commission will hold early voting for the November presidential and general election at the following locations:
Early voting continues through Saturday, October 27. Polling locations will be open 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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For the last four days of early voting - Monday, October 29 to Thursday, November 1 - all locations will be open 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m except for the City-County Building.
Early voting will also take place in downtown Knoxville at the City-County Building, but during different hours. To view those polling times, visit this site.
Voters can also cast ballots at the University Center on the University of Tennessee's campus for the last four days of early voting.
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#GetCovered and #Asegurate
Hey! Get Covered!
Hey DF!
The snow meme was fun, but I'd like to start another one and hope it will trend on Valentine's day:
#iHeartObamacare. Please take a selfie with your homemade valentine telling one reason why you love Obamacare.
Here's one of mine:
@LexieOfaor Lots of beautiful reasons why #iHeartObamacare Please share yours tomorrow! Thank you .@BarackObama ! http://t.co/qYXldSizcc—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
@LexieOfaor Having fun making Valentines today because #IHeartObamacare http://t.co/ITMNkyKPEq—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
@LexieOfaor @BrandynKeating Obamacare gives our parents insurance peace of mind! #iloveobamacare http://t.co/SBiJSIghmL—
Kathleen Gordon (@Kathy8080) February 13, 2014
@LexieOfaor So many great reasons why #iHeartObamacare. http://t.co/PLHVlWQ9LG—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
@LexieOfaor Women make most of a family's healthcare decisions, so they need to #GetCovered . #iHeartObamacare http://t.co/lNF4RktkZ1—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
Awesome NW.
Is there a Heart Symbol with WordPress?
#iHeartObamacare because it frees people from being locked in jobs just because of employer Healthcare. People can pursue their dreams.—
RanMan (@ranman09) February 13, 2014
Congratulation to all those who #GotCovered…..
♥ ♥ ♥ Just have to practice coz am stoked to learn a new trick! :lol:
@LexieOfaor Parents are thrilled they can keep their kids on their insurance until age 26. #iHeartObamacare http://t.co/jT7rwqbGAo—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
@LexieOfaor Happy my well-woman checkups are covered under the #ACA Another reason #iHeartObamacare http://t.co/oiuWLbaSE8—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
@LexieOfaor Being a woman is no longer a pre-existing condition. Yay for #ACA #iHeartObamacare http://t.co/l5XmmkK7xl—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
Judith, these are so beautiful! As I don't use twitter, and I don't have a Valentine (except my kitty) I think I'll post these gorgeous pics over on my FB page at intervals tomorrow. I will enjoy the heck out of that!!! ♥
MP – thank you for all you do! My mom helped me and my kids make most of these valentine cards ages ago when they were in elementary school. I knew I saved them for a good reason! They were just right to incorporate in the new ACA effort!
@LexieOfaor Thanks .@BarackObama for #ACA. No more lifetime caps on medical $. #iHeartObamacare http://t.co/GsLt25S9cA—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
@LexieOfaor #iHeartObamacare because it gives families peace of mind. http://t.co/REpANxLpnV—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
@LexieOfaor #iHeartObamacare because kids can stay on parents' plan until age 26! http://t.co/DORQpMtIkJ—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
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Two years ago, U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell took to the Senate floor to deride President Barack Obama for a speech that called for developing biofuel from algae — dismissing it as nothing more than a "pipe dream."
"I think the American people realize that a president who's out there talking about algae when they're having to choose between whether to buy groceries or to fill up the tank is the one who's out of touch," McConnell thundered.
But a few years earlier, McConnell himself worked to obtain a $30 million grant for a company that wanted to build a plant in Springfield, Ky., to turn algae, switchgrass, corn cobs and other such materials into ethanol — a plant that ultimately was never built and a grant that was never spent.
And each time McConnell interceded on behalf of the Nicholasville-based company Alltech or the federal government took action to help, its founder and president wrote a check to McConnell's campaign or the Republican Party of Kentucky.
Just in case you missed it @AlisonForKY -> More @McConnellPress hypocrisy courier-journal.com/article/201402… cc @VP @SenatorReid @DSCC @OFA @OFA_KY—
Bobfr (@Our4thEstate) February 13, 2014
Ditch_Mitch. Where's the $$ now, stupid man?
The White House colonnade moments ago at dusk. http://t.co/2eXtINAz7s—
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Oh. My. Goodness. Gracious. Me. http://www.buzzfeed.com/matthewtucker/shocking-before-and-after-photos-of-uk-flooding Gtg, chores to do. Oh my goodness.
Off topic but Scandal fans should watch the you tube video from John Legend :)
Here it is! Check out this video featuring All Of Me and @ScandalABC's Olivia Pope: youtu.be/nt-mLg7g7Ec #AllOfMeLovesScandal—
John Legend (@johnlegend) February 13, 2014
Stop the WordPresses!! Breaking news: FULL MOON, coming in fast: Friday 14 Feb 14 in the sign of Leo 26.13 @ 6:53pmEST. Now I can go do those chores.
They Didn't Even Put Up a Fight: How the GOP Came to Fear Obama
Moreover ….
@PressSec This is the type of journalist who should be sitting in the front row during your PCs thepeoplesview.net/2014/02/they-d… cc @thepeoplesview—
Bobfr (@Our4thEstate) February 13, 2014
#FORWARD Together
Bob, I just read this article and the comments and learned something I couldn't haave put into words myself.
Reagan was transformational and POTUS' plan all along was to transform us back to what we were before Reagan.
My take is that in1981—-The Air traffic Controllers strike that Reagan broke was the the beginning of the end for the middle class.
By the time the second term is completed America will have recovered from Reagan, Bush and Clinton. This is what Spandan was saying, isn't it?
Vicki, yes, Spandan's comments (not the essay itself) is clear re: the fundamental transformational nature of Pres Reagan and President Obama's recognition of it and masterful transformational enlightenment – establishing the essential roll of government in protecting and expanding the 'public good' – for ALL the people, not a few.
"And isn't that what the bottom-line difference is between conservatives and liberals on the role of government? Reagan was transofrmative for conservatives, and Obama for us, not just by turning back the tides of Reaganism but by actually re-asserting the essential nature of the people's government in people's lives."
Those of us alive and aware of the implications of Reagan's attack on the Air Traffic Controllers understood that he was hell bent on enabling the wealthy at the expense of most Americans.
#TrustBarack …. or Get ROLLED (or swatted ;) )
So glad many other people are realizing these facts about Reagan. We knew at the time how dangerous for the country Reagan's action was re: air traffic controllers. This was his opening foray, and yes we are still paying for him.
The comments after that article were great, and expressed what my husband and I have discussed many times. People just don't LISTEN to PBO…….they didn't wait to hear everything he said in that Ralston interview about Reagan as transformative…..they jumped and thought he was going to do what Reagan did. I just get angry with people because they don't listen to him, but make up their minds before he speaks and react stupidly.
I loved what someone said about the difference between Clinton and Obama: he wanted to be president, to be president. Obama had a plan and vision of where the country needed to go and knew that only by becoming president could he accomplish what he knew had to happen to save our country. Thank you PBO for making the personal sacrifices to do this.
As my husband says simply: He's a great man. I trust him.
Remember in the Primary in 2008 when Hillary criticized Obama was saying Reagan was a great President? Just like you said they did not listen to what he was saying, but simply seized on words they could exploit against him. I do not believe a lot of politicians have their own beliefs. I think they measure the public response and go that way while PBO says what he believes and tries to persuade the public to go his direction. Which is real leadership? Our man, of course. Hillary plays the political game PBO says what he believes regardless of the politics.
Three more cards for the Valentines Day campaign #iHeartObamacare. Thanks for doing some RT tomorrow
@LexieOfaor Get healthy & happy with #Obamacare coverage. #iHeartObamacare http://t.co/16OM5iyD4L—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
@LexieOfaor Mammograms aren't fun, but they are covered under the #ACA, so #iHeartObamacare http://t.co/nobIPhNGju—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
@LexieOfaor #iHeartObamacare because it helps me and my friends stay healthy! http://t.co/NCQDKUb3LT—
Judith fardig (@FardigJudith) February 13, 2014
RT @NBAonTNT: .@NBAonTNT's Charles Barkley conducted an exclusive interview with President @BarackObama earlier today! http://t.co/KwVA2WOZ…—
Rock (@Tigerfists88) February 14, 2014
Sir Charles :?: Interviewing POTUS :?: Hmm?
Basket Ball I know they both ♥
Big doings this weekend in the NBA. All-Star weekend. I'll be watching a lot of the events and POTUS' appearance will be a highlight for sure.
POTUS looks tired doing this video; too much work and late nights being nice to guests in the White House. I remember reading that Mrs. Robinson said he was the hardest working man she has known.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - The Carolina Panthers have picked Baylor wide receiver David Gettis in the sixth round of the NFL draft.
Gettis is a 6-foot-3, 217-pound receiver who had 52 catches for 675 yards and three touchdowns last season. The Panthers took Gettis with the 198th overall pick, which they acquired in a trade with the New York Jets earlier Saturday.
Carolina also spent third-round selections on LSU receiver Brandon LaFell and Appalachian State's Armanti Edwards, a college quarterback who is expected to play receiver and returner in the NFL.
The Panthers used their first pick Saturday on South Carolina linebacker Eric Norwood in the fourth round, then selected Mississippi defensive end Greg Hardy with its first of four picks in the sixth.
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Pinhead's Graveyard is an outdoor haunted house; a self-guided walk with a group through the woods. You will see main horror movie characters who do not want to be bothered! The realism and terror of the trail are second to none.
Pinhead's Graveyard this year will be bigger and better than ever. The Graveyard has become one of the Largest Outdoor Haunted Houses in the Southeast. Located in a thick, dense wooded area with a mountain stream, and endless woods that only Pinhead and his Friends could find their way out of. This area that Pinhead has chosen for his Family Reunion is certainly not where you and your family would ever plan your reunion.
More than 1/2 mile of terror to walk through, this self-guided tour will leave anyones nerves shocked and almost paralyzed! This 25+ minute path is not for the faint of heart! The graveyard is appropriate for all ages and groups with small children can expect a toned down version of scares. The graveyard is also family orientated and friendly. Even though we pride ourself on the realism of the haunted house, we also pride ourselves on the event being family friendly and somewhere fun and safe that people can visit in October. Pinhead knows who all his Friends are in the graveyard...
This place is for Pinhead and his friends only!!! Remember, Pinhead has warned you NOT to come!!! So...do not be seen where you shouldn't be. Pinhead WILL find You and his friends Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Leatherface, Otis, Spaulding, Baby, Dr. Satan, Scream, Chucky, Crazy Clown, Zombies and others will NOT be happy if they find you on Their path!!!


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It would be easy to say that I love pizza. In fact, I should have been Italian. I even met my wife at a pizza restaurant! So when Freschetta asked my to try out their new Freschetta FlatBread Pizza, I jumped at the opportunity.
I couldn't wait to sink my teeth into the delightfully thin and crispy crust.
We really wanted to try the Zesty Italian with pepperoni, Genoa salami, Italian sausage and a blend of mozzarella and asiago cheese. We soon discovered however that our local grocery stores had yet to stock their shelves with the FlatBread Pizzas. But no worries, Freschetta has many other pizza choices to choose from! We decided on the Naturally Rising Supreme Pizza with sausage, green & red peppers, pepperoni and onions. Yummy!
At first bite, I was struck by the quality of the toppings. They tasted fresh and high quality and the crust… oh my! Hands down the best frozen pizza I have ever eaten! And trust me I have eaten a lot of them.
The thing I like most about the Freschetta brand is the unique combination of toppings like roasted portabella mushroom and spinach. Are you kidding me? Normally you would have to go to a swanky over priced pizzeria to get a pizza like that! I also love all the choices in crusts that Freschetta offers:
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It is a problem almost every language used for web development has dealt with: the low level interface between the web server and the application. The earliest example of a solution is the venerable and battle-worn Common Gateway Interface (CGI), providing a language-agnostic interface using only standard input, standard output and environment variables.
Back when Perl was becoming the de facto web programming language, a major shortcoming of CGI became apparent: the process needed to be started anew for each request. When dealing with an interpretted language and application requiring database connection, this overhead became unbearable. FastCGI (and later SCGI) arose as a successor to CGI, but it seems that much of the programming world went in a different direction.
Each language began creating its own standard for interfacing with servers. mod_perl. mod_python. mod_php. mod_ruby. Within the same language, multiple interfaces arose. In some cases, we even had interfaces on top of interfaces. And all of this led to much duplicated effort: a Python application designed to work with FastCGI wouldn't work with mod_python; mod_python only exists for certain webservers; and these programming language specific web server extensions need to be written for each programming language.
Haskell has its own history. We originally had the cgi package, which provided a monadic interface. The fastcgi package then provided the same interface. Meanwhile, it seemed that the majority of Haskell web development focused on the standalone server. The problem is that each server comes with its own interface, meaning that you need to target a specific backend. This means that it is impossible to share common features, like GZIP encoding, development servers, and testing frameworks.
WAI attempts to solve this, by providing a generic and efficient interface between web servers and applications. Any handler supporting the interface can serve any WAI application, while any application using the interface can run on any handler.
At the time of writing, there are various backends, including Warp, FastCGI, and development server. There are even more esoteric backends like wai-handler-webkit for creating desktop apps. wai-extra provides many common middleware components like GZIP, JSON-P and virtual hosting. wai-test makes it easy to write unit tests, and wai-handler-devel lets you develop your applications without worrying about stopping to compile. Yesod targets WAI, as well as other Haskell web frameworks such as Scotty and MFlow. It's also used by some applications that skip the framework entirely, including Hoogle.
The Interface
The interface itself is very straight-forward: an application takes a request and returns a response. A response is an HTTP status, a list of headers and a response body. A request contains various information: the requested path, query string, request body, HTTP version, and so on.
Response Body
Haskell has a datatype known as a lazy bytestring. By utilizing laziness, you can create large values without exhausting memory. Using lazy I/O, you can do such tricks as having a value which represents the entire contents of a file, yet only occupies a small memory footprint. In theory, a lazy bytestring is the only representation necessary for a response body.
In practice, while lazy byte strings are wonderful for generating "pure" values, the lazy I/O necessary to read a file introduces some non-determinism into our programs. When serving thousands of small files a second, the limiting factor is not memory, but file handles. Using lazy I/O, file handles may not be freed immediately, leading to resource exhaustion. To deal with this, WAI uses conduits.
The data type relevant to us now is a source. A source produces a stream of data, producing a single chunk at a time. In the case of WAI, the request body would be a source passed to the application, and the response body would be a source returned from the application.
There are two further optimizations: many systems provide a sendfile system
call, which sends a file directly to a socket, bypassing a lot of the memory
copying inherent in more general I/O system calls. Additionally, there is a
datatype in Haskell called
Builder which allows efficient copying of bytes
into buffers.
The WAI response body therefore has three constructors: one for pure builders
ResponseBuilder), one for a source of builders (
ResponseSource) and one
for files (
Request Body
In order to avoid the need to load the entire request body into memory, we use
sources here as well. Since the purpose of these values are for reading (not
writing), we use
ByteStrings in place of
Builders. There is a record
Request called
requestBody, with type
Source IO ByteString. We can
use all of the standard conduit functions to interact with this source.
The request body could in theory contain any type of data, but the most common are URL encoded and multipart form data. The wai-extra package contains built-in support for parsing these in a memory-efficient manner.
Hello World
To demonstrate the simplicity of WAI, let's look at a hello world example. In this example, we're going to use the OverloadedStrings language extension to avoid explicitly packing string values into bytestrings.
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
import Network.Wai
import Network.HTTP.Types (status200)
import Network.Wai.Handler.Warp (run)
application _ = return $
responseLBS status200 [("Content-Type", "text/plain")] "Hello World"
main = run 3000 application
Lines 2 through 4 perform our imports. Warp is provided by the warp package,
and is the premiere WAI backend. WAI is also built on top of the http-types
package, which provides a number of datatypes and convenience values, including
First we define our application. Since we don't care about the specific request parameters, we ignore the argument to the function. For any request, we are returning a response with status code 200 ("OK"), and text/plain content type and a body containing the words "Hello World". Pretty straight-forward.
In addition to allowing our applications to run on multiple backends without code changes, the WAI allows us another benefits: middleware. Middleware is essentially an application transformer, taking one application and returning another one.
Middleware components can be used to provide lots of services: cleaning up URLs, authentication, caching, JSON-P requests. But perhaps the most useful and most intuitive middleware is gzip compression. The middleware works very simply: it parses the request headers to determine if a client supports compression, and if so compresses the response body and adds the appropriate response header.
The great thing about middlewares is that they are unobtrusive. Let's see how we would apply the gzip middleware to our hello world application.
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
import Network.Wai
import Network.Wai.Handler.Warp (run)
import Network.Wai.Middleware.Gzip (gzip, def)
import Network.HTTP.Types (status200)
application _ = return $ responseLBS status200 [("Content-Type", "text/plain")]
"Hello World"
main = run 3000 $ gzip def application
We added an import line to actually have access to the middleware, and then
simply applied gzip to our application. You can also chain together multiple
middlewares: a line such as
gzip False $ jsonp $ othermiddleware $
myapplication is perfectly valid. One word of warning: the order the
middleware is applied can be important. For example, jsonp needs to work on
uncompressed data, so if you apply it after you apply gzip, you'll have


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The Colts announced on Friday that rookie OG Jacques McClendon will be active for the first time this season on Sunday against the Eagles. McClendon will wear No. 80 and be listed as a tight end.
Injuries force Colts to mix and match offensive linemen
The way it stands now, the Colts might be forced to rely on the two healthiest players available at the guard spots Week One at Houston.
Colts sign fourth-round pick McClendon
The Colts announced Wednesday that they have signed rookie OG Jacques McClendon, a fourth-round pick out of the University of Tennessee. He is the fourth of eight 2010 draft picks to sign with the Colts.
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GREENSBURG – The chill in the air didn't stop the fourth grade students of Decatur County from enjoying the 21st annual Ag Day Fair at the Decatur County Fairgrounds on Tuesday.
More than 400 students, teachers and chaperones arrived at the fairgrounds in the early morning of April 8, prepared to learn about many aspects of the agriculture industry in Decatur County. The fourth grade classes of Greensburg Elementary, North and South Decatur Elementary, St. Mary's and Good Shepherd Christian Academy represented their schools at the Ag Day Fair. Students were split into groups before they began rotating between 21 different stations, each teaching a different lesson related to agriculture.
According to Ag Day Coordinator Patty Reding, approximately 70 volunteers came together to create exhibits and lessons for the students, ranging from natural resource conservation and first aid to dairy cows and honey bees. FFA members from Greensburg, North and South Decatur High Schools assisted with the fair, acting as exhibit educators and group guides.
"So many people choose to come back and participate year after year. That's a very positive message that this program has value," Reding said.
Each lesson was 12 minutes long and educators faced the challenge of packing as much meaningful, informative information as possible into a very limited time period. When one considers the average attention span of a typical fourth grader and the fact that each group had between 15 and 17 children, each presenter is to be commended for taking on the daunting task. Reding extended a special thanks to all volunteers, educators and teachers who worked so hard to make the Ag Day Fair a reality.
"In my opinion, it's a two-fold opportunity," Reding told the Daily News. "One is an opportunity for the experts involved in agriculture and safety to showcase Decatur County agriculture. They are very proud of what they do and they should be."


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Claire Danes graces the the September Fall 2009 fashion issue of Blackbook Magazine, modeling the current '80s revival in high fashion.
The shoot was inspired by the 'Greed Decade' and displays the actress' inner sexiness, a side of her we don't see too often.
In her interview Claire talks about her upcoming wedding to Hugh Dancy to be held in France and her upcoming film projects.
Claire is set to star in the Richard Linklater directed movie "Me and Orson Welles" which also stars Zac Efron.
On Narciso Rodriguez designing her wedding dress: "I've known Narciso since I was 16, and he's made a lot of dresses with and for me. So it's really special that this time it's the dress."
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By Cade Fowler - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) - It was a routine morning for 84-year-old Elijah "Honey" Harris who lived not far from where he died.
"Every morning he would get up and come to the store. That was his daily route. He would leave the store and go down to the street to Dinner Bell and get him some lunch or whatever. Then he would come back to the house," said Harris' cousin, Betty Covin.
But this morning, as Harris was crossing the street in the 300 block of Swift Street, the driver of this Chevy Tahoe turned off Clark Avenue and ran over him around 9:30.
"Right now, they're still trying to talk to witnesses to try and get information to determine what actually happened," said Phyllis Banks-Whitley, APD spokesperson.
Witnesses at the scene tell us Harris tripped while crossing the street and could not get up in time to move from the path of the S-U-V. Friends and relatives of a man well known to this community watched with tearful eyes as emergency workers removed his body from beneath the S-U-V.
"God loved him. I know God loved him. We're going to miss him. I know I'm going to miss him. Because I seen him everyday. Everyday," said Covin, who spoke with her cousin this morning one last time before he was killed.
As the investigation into this accident continues, those who were so accustomed to seeing Harris on his daily walk say they will remember him more of how he lived than how he died.
Police have not released the name of the driver but say at this time it does appear that charges will be field.
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Local high school basketball teams enter the stretch run of their league seasons this week. Three local squads, Vacaville's boys, Vanden's girls and Buckingham Charter Magnet's boys, already have clinched Sac-Joaquin Section playoff berths, but don't expect the Bulldogs, Vikings or Knights to rest on their laurels.
"The playoffs are nice, but that's not what we're aiming for," Vacaville boys head coach Duane Kamman said. "We want to win a league title, and I think we have the talent to do that. If we do that, hopefully we can get a higher seed and maybe a home game in the playoffs.
"This is a big week for us. We can't let down. Honestly, we haven't won anything yet."
The Bulldogs (6-1 in Monticello Empire League games) play at Vintage today, and at home against rival Will C. Wood on Thursday.
If they win twice, they would set up a potential showdown with Rodriguez (7-0) for at least a pice of the league title in the regular-season finale on Feb. 18.
Wood (4-3) can help its own playoff cause, and help the Bulldogs at the same time, if they win at Rodriguez tonight. The Wildcats can clinch a playoff berth with two wins this week.
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Vanden's girls (7-0 in the Solano County Athletic Conference) can clinch at least a tie for the SCAC title with a win at second-place Bethel of Vallejo (6-1) tonight.
Vanden's boys (6-1) may be headed for a showdown with Fairfield (6-1) in their finale on Feb. 18 after big wins over Benicia and Vallejo last week. The Vikings host Bethel tonight.
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On the girls side, Vacaville (4-3 in MEL games) is in third, one game ahead of Armijo (3-4). The Bulldogs already have beaten the Indians twice, and can clinch a playoff berth with wins at home against Vintage (2-5) tonight, and at Will C. Wood (0-7) on Friday.
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It was a special farewell to local legend Chipper Jones. The Braves number 10 played his final regular season game at Turner Field on Sunday.The Braves beat the Mets 6-2. After the game, Braves third baseman Chipper Jones was honored at Atlanta's Hartsfield Jackson International Airport by Delta.Click on the video above for the full report.
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Missouri congresswoman offers first flag-amendment resolution
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A Missouri congresswoman last week beat other flag-protection supporters to the punch by introducing her own joint resolution, which, if passed by Congress and ratified by the states, would create a constitutional amendment making desecration of the U.S. flag a crime.
But flag-amendment supporters describe Rep. Jo Ann Emerson's resolution introduced on Jan. 6 as H.J. Res. 5 as a tribute to her late husband, former Rep. Bill Emerson. Bill Emerson, who died in 1996, sponsored several flag-protection measures during his tenure.
"It's something of great importance to her district," said Kris Kruger, Jo Ann Emerson's communication director. "It's her way of getting the views of the folks in her district heard."
Emerson's resolution reads: "The Congress and the States shall have power to prohibit the act of desecration of the flag of the United States and to set criminal penalties for that act."
Besides the flag-amendment resolution, Emerson also introduced three other amendment proposals. The first would grant a "right to life" to unborn children, a second would require Congress to present a balanced budget every fiscal year and a third would allow voluntary school prayer.
Flag-amendment supporters say the House will probably ignore Emerson's resolution and will look toward an amendment proposal that Reps. Randy "Duke" Cunningham, R-Calif., and John Murtha, D-Pa., plan to introduce during the week of Feb. 8.
Although their resolution hasn't been drafted yet, it already has 30 co-sponsors, says Julie Pope, Cunningham's press secretary. Pope says the two congressmen expect their joint resolution to have about 290 co-sponsors by the time it is introduced next month.
Pope told free! that the Cunningham-Murtha resolution would be modeled after the one the House passed overwhelmingly in 1997. Although the measure passed the House on a 310-114 vote, it died last October after the Senate failed to get unanimous consent to vote on it.
Although Emerson offered her own resolution last session, she co-sponsored the leading flag-protection measure and voted for it.
Kruger said that will likely be the case again this session.
"Generally, she hadn't pushed her bill that hard in the past," Kruger told free! "If they introduce more legislation, then we'll support it. Congresswoman Emerson is supportive of any initiative to protect the flag."


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Gruden didn't win the Super Bowl. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers won the Super Bowl, in which the head coach was an integral part. Of course, that was 5 years ago. I'm more concerned with the current Buccaneers who all year looked like they would struggle against a Junior College team. Dungy hasn't been here in 6 years, McKay hasn't been here in 4. Who cares about them, let's worry about who the current coaching staff and players are and what they intend to do about the current mess.
Look, I agree with you. But this post is as bad as those who go out of their way to promulgate the "Guden won with Dungy's team" myth. Just let it go.
I don't look at it as Gruden winning with Dungys team, but Dungy did build one of the best D's of all time and that helped us win. Gruden on his own has done nothing here, we were at our best when we had a REAL GM and a HC, now we have a puppet and an egomaniac!.
Wyche and Kiffin helped to build on one of the best D's ever, NOT JUST DUNGY ####ING IDIOTS.
Quote from: rjgobucs1 on January 23, 2007, 05:33:13 PMWyche and Kiffin helped to build on one of the best D's ever, NOT JUST DUNGY ####ING IDIOTS.Nope it was all Dungy, Gruden sucks and he ruined everything.
I think Gruden won with John Garvey's team. Garv is the straw that stirs the drink, ya'al.


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Jesse Wray Goodman and Brent Vimtrup romance Oscar Wilde's 'The Importance of Being Earnest' at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company through Dec. 16. For reservations and information contact the box office at 513-381-2273 and www.cincyshakes.com.
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The bon mots pop like champagne corks in Cincinnati Shakespeare's fizzy revival of Oscar Wilde's deliciously witty "The Importance of Being Earnest," continuing through Dec. 16. Tickets are reportedly flying out of the box office for this short holiday engagement, so reserve now.
The plot of this accurately subtitled "trivial comedy for serious people" in brief: In 1895, man-about-London Jack (Jeremy Dubin) loves Gwendolen (Sara Clark), but her gorgon of a mother, Lady Bracknell (Jim Hopkins), doesn't approve of Jack's ancestral line, which reaches back only to when he was found as an ...