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Brandi Glanville: Run-in with LeAnn Rimes "Not Pleasant"by Free Britney at . Comments
In the midst of her divorce from actor Eddie Cibrian, model Brandi Glanville is speaking out yet again against her rival, country star LeAnn Rimes.
In Las Vegas Saturday night, Glanville, 36, acknowledged that she has had a run-in with Cibrian's current girlfriend, and that it was "not pleasant."
LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian took their romance public in August and have been staying at a house near the home she used to share with Cibrian.
Still, the estranged couple "definitely save face for the kids – absolutely, they are the most important things in both our lives," Glanville said.
That's good to hear at least. In fact, Cibrian was watching the kids - Mason, 6, and Jake, 2 - during Glanville's weekend away in Sin City.
Rumors of Eddie Cibrian cheating on Brandi Glanville first surfaced this spring.
Glanville said she was in Las Vegas with girlfriends for a "divorce celebration-slash-get-away-from-your-life party. I'm just here to enjoy myself and relax."
A divorce party? Shanna Moakler would be so proud.
Brandi left Eddie over the affair with LeAnn in July.
As for Rimes, who filed for divorce from Dean Sheremet September 1, "she can have most of everything," said Glanville, "just not my children and my family."
A friend of Rimes says, "This is absurd. It just sounds like someone's desperately trying to extend their 15 minutes here. Everyone else has moved on."
Brandi, our hearts are with you. Be comforted in knowing that you are much prettier than her. And at least you know now the quality of this man and woman's heart, cheap metal, and you are better off than both of them. Think about it, they are each dating a person who would not live up to a lifetime oath made. They don't value love or commitment. The joke is on them, and actually they are cheating on themselves. I do hope that that woman stops stalking you. She's creepy looking. Value is found in the heart of gold and now you can find one. They are out there.
Well give your man what he wants to keep him or another women will. I geuss LeeAnn knows what they want
Meeeeeeeow, hissssssss!
If he did it once, he'll do it again and again!
dont thik he is cheeting ?
I don't care about any of them!
leanne is a homewrecker!!! cant believe what she did to her exhusband and to eddies exwife
Brandi was with edie for !3years! They have two small children (leanne has none). So for leanne friend (publicist) to say get over it and move on is gross!!!! Leanne left behind nothing and has no regrets. Eddie has family and major baggage that you just dont get over and move on from so quickly. Also it is my understanding that Eddie has a house in Calabasas near Brandi's and Leanne went and rented yet another house to be near Eddie..... that is rude gross and insensitive. Eddie should be a man and ask his mistress to give his WIFE some space!!!!
Both of them are kinda trashy. What they both did is so awful!
LeAnn IS a HOMEWRECKER CHEATER and a SELFISH ATTENTION-WHORE SLUT!! Eddie is no better, and they DON'T have to flaunt their sick so-called relationship! LeAnn and Eddie are both STUPID and SELFISH LOSERS!! GO BRANDI-be PROUD of yourself and take Eddie for all he's got!!

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Duling Kurtz House
- Address:
146 S Whitford Road
Exton, PA 19341Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Duling Kurtz House
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.dulingkurtz.com/
- Phone: (610) 524-1830
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Saturday: 11:30am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm,
Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm,
Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: German, American, French
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Duling Kurtz House
Located in Exton Pennsylvannia just behind Main Street at Exton. This Beautiful Old Country Inn & Restaurant offers some of the Best Service & Cuisine in Chester County! - Check out our Zagat 2013 Review . The building was built in 1830 and continues the traditional elegance & designs of the Federal Period.Continued
Best for: Special Occasions, Evenings Out, Friday's Live Music at the Bar, Quiet Lunches, and enjoying the world cuisine from our top notch menu.
The Inn/Bed & Breakfast next door offers 13 guest rooms for an Overnight stay. Perfect for relatives visiting the area or a weekend get away.
Frequent comments of our guests: Delicious, Wonderful Food, Amazing Atmosphere, & Beautiful Grounds.
We look forward to seeing you!
Best for: Special Occasions, Evenings Out, Friday's Live Music at the Bar, Quiet Lunches, and enjoying the world cuisine from our top notch menu.
The Inn/Bed & Breakfast next door offers 13 guest rooms for an Overnight stay. Perfect for relatives visiting the area or a weekend get away.
Frequent comments of our guests: Delicious, Wonderful Food, Amazing Atmosphere, & Beautiful Grounds.
We look forward to seeing you!
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
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Duling Kurtz House reviews from OpenTable diners
50 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4.7Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (39)romantic (35)fit for foodies (24)neighborhood gem (22)notable wine list (17)scenic view (7)vibrant bar scene (5)great for lunch (4)good for groups (3)kid-friendly (2)hot spot (2)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Ninth Wedding AnniversaryPACercDined on 11/15/2014We booked our ninth wedding anniversary dinner here. We hosted our wedding reception here in November 2005. Not much has changed, which is not a bad thing. Food and service is still excellent. The restaurant still has the same rustic and historic charm that it did back then. The perfect place to spend a cozy, romantic dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic ambiance, inconsistent food and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/14/2014Mixed feelings about this place. The restaurant and bar have a charming English country inn feel. Unfortunately there were many missteps with the food and service. A bright spot was the curry Python appetizer. Yup, snake, perfectly braised, well balanced flavors, although rice was overcooked. Fresh oysters were also excellent. And then one of the specials of the evening -- the Hawaiian Opah -- nothing on the plate made sense. The fish had a mushy texture, the sauce (red wine/balsamic?) was aggressively seasoned and overly reduced, the sweet potato fries were cold and burnt, and the "vegetable" on the plate was raw cabbage. Huh? According to the menu prices this is supposed to be a fine-dining restaurant. Our server was new and she was sweet, but utterly clueless. She clearly was not trained well. I was pairing wine with each course, and waited so long (15 min) for the wine, my appetizer was cold -- finally went to the bar and grabbed the glass myself. To their credit, they offered that glass on the house. If you frequent real fine dining restaurants (NYC, Las Vegas, San Francisco) you will be disappointed. If you are looking for a special occasion restaurant and are more interested in decor than food, you certainly can find something edible on the menu (like the Wiener Schnitzel). Would we go back? Not for a meal. But I would stop into the bar for a cocktail, exotic appetizer and listen to the live music.Special Features:
- Much improved!JoanienbDined on 11/8/2014We had dined at Duling Kurtz House 20 years ago and vowed not to return. Back then, the prices were high, the service was poor and the food was just mediocre. Recently, however, we were invited to join friends who wanted to dine there. What a difference! The atmosphere is still charming, the food was excellent and the service was much better. I can handle the high prices if the quality of food, ambiance and service are high as well.Special Features:
- Excellent all around!OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 11/2/2014My husband and I decided to visit for a special date night out. We were so pleasantly surprised. The food was absolutely amazing as was our service. The ambiance is perfect and romantic :) we can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fab as always...BankshotDined on 11/1/2014Fantastic evening as expected!!!! Food was exceptional as was the wine!!Special Features:
- Fine Dining at Duling Kurtz HouseDRHBRVIPDined on 10/25/2014It had probably been about 20 years since we last dined at DK House. It had lost none of its excellence. Elegant atmosphere, and great service were still in effect. We enjoyed the escargots and classic mushroom soup (the latter a "special") as well as the Caesar salad, prepared table side. My rack of lamb was plentiful and prepared perfectly, as was my wife's chicken. Wines by the glass and bottle were both well priced and with a nice selection available. Despite its distance from our house (about a 45 minute ride), we will be back a lot sooner next time.Special Features:
- Top of the LineMartinDined on 10/23/2014The Duling Kurtz House is one of the very best restaurants in the SE Pennsylvania area. It has it all, great food, ambiance, great service and romantic. You could not ask for more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- amazingHeatherDined on 10/19/2014We went to Duling-Kurtz on our 2 year anniversary (of dating) and were pleasantly welcomed by the maitre de. She recognized me and proceeded to take us to the room where I had requested, the Hunt Room, table 32. Then, our server from last time, Amy, came running in and was so excited to see that we had returned. She let us have a nice relaxing evening and we enjoyed the lobster crepes and short ribs. We couldn't change from last time. Then I had to try the gingerbread cheesecake with pumpkin gelato. SO YUMMY!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Creative Cuisinegreat4diningDined on 10/18/2014Charming atmosphere and imaginative cuisine make for a pleasant dining experience! Had the freshest raw oysters and fabulous lobster tails. The pumpkin gelato and gingerbread cheesecake was fabulous!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/17/2014This was a real disappointment. A beautiful location and restaurant but everything inside disappoints. The reception was cold and unwelcoming. Service was poor, unattentive and infrequent. We waited so long for the server to return after presenting dessert menus that we decided to skip that course. The noise from the bar area pours into the main dining room ruining the experience there. Food was mediocre at best with garlic and other flavors overpowering selections that should be excellent from a nicely varied, classic menu. We won't go again.Special Features:
- MBW1Dined on 10/17/2014Lovely but A bit over-priced. So, really best suited for special occasionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Meal and service!!AndreDined on 10/11/2014The food and service were top notch! Me and my wife went for a No kids date night and the restaurant was amazing. I would highly recommend the Duling Kurtz House to anyone!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderfulmhb310Dined on 10/11/2014Probably the best place for a special occasion. Food and service are excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WinnerGetInMyBellyDined on 10/4/2014We live not-too-far away and talked for a while about going here. Finally did so on a bit of a lark and glad we did. The actual buildings are a bit of a surprise as the curb appeal from the main road leading in is limited. But, once you go around 'front' you're greeted by a beautiful pair of old buildings, a nice courtyard that appears to have outdoor dining (presumably on warmer nights), and a welcoming entrance (though not handicapped friendly-an alternative entrance is available tho.) Service was impeccable and the food hit the spot. I embraced the Austrian side while my wife had the surf and turf that surpassed the flavor of virtually all predecessors. The gaspacho was a bit spicy, but otherwise not a complaint to be offered.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special Occasion Dininggreat4diningDined on 9/27/2014Celebrated our Wedding Anniversary last Saturday and enjoyed every moment of the dining experience. Delicious and well prepared Lobster Crepes served with whipped potatoes and fresh asparagus. Alberto, our server, was very attentive and made us feel very special indeed. Wonderful desserts we had were Cappuccino Ice Cream Truffle and Blood Orange Mascarpone Mousse. Very relaxed atmosphere and intimate dining!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great BartenderjasonVIPDined on 9/20/2014Michael is a great bartender. Makes good drinks and has a great personality. We'll be back for the music on Wed and Sat.Special Features:
- Fine Romantic SpotAnOccasionalChefDined on 9/19/2014We went there for the second time this year. First for Valentine's Day and the second for our 32nd Anniversary. The setting is very nice and very romantic. Valentine's Day was great, perfect food, great waitress, everything was timed perfectly; hence the reason for the second visit. For our Anniversary upon first pulling in, you do notice that the exterior is in need of fixing up. Vines overgrownig the shrubs, steps are broken and falling to pieces. It was not a good start. We ordered the Aligator and Escargot appetizers. Both were unassuming and somewhat blah. The veal and lamb rack were both outstanding, but the veal came out more medium and not medium rare. Doesn't quite rate 5 stars across the board, but we will not give up.Special Features:
- An Inn with Charm and Great FoodAllanNanceVIPDined on 9/9/2014The Duling Kurtz House is a wonderful 1800's Home that is now an Inn with 15 rooms and a most wonderful restaurant. Charm, history and very good food mark what this restaurant is all about. The service is top of the scale, the whole experience is worth much more than the cost. I only wish I could return once a week but can not justify the 600 mile trip each way.Special Features:
- MollyDined on 9/7/2014Just a wonderful experience for us all from welcome to terrific server to saying Good Night!Special Features:
- Amazing!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/23/2014We went for my birthday dinner and it was amazing. Gave us their private room at no additional charge and our server, Amy was wonderful! The food was great and everyone was very accommodating!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingNicoleDined on 8/23/2014Went here for an anniversary dinner and we were pleasantly surprised at how great everything was. It is a very quaint and quiet restaurant. The food was beyond excellent. And the service was great. I would absolutely recommend anyone to go here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious...as alwaysPersnicketyPalateDined on 8/13/2014The entire meal was just wonderful and memorable. We had Bronzino and Chilean Sea Bass which were excellent. All courses were extremely well-prepared, service was quite friendly and attentive. Love the porch/garden dining room. We were celebrating a birthday and all were so warm and kind. Made us feel so special. Overall, most pleasurable experience. Hope to return soon. Duling and Kurtz is outstanding.Special Features:
- Rich West ChesterRichWestChesterDined on 8/12/2014We have great anniversary dinner at the Duling Kurtz. We were married there 24 yrs. ago and it is still an excellent choice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/9/2014Had a quiet lunch on a Saturday. Very nice. Excellent service. Varied menu. German influence - Wiener Schnitzel, spaetzle, red cabbage, but also steaks, crab cakes, and other excellent items. Tuna was a bit overcooked. Everything else was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Olde Tyme SplendorHappyDinerVIPDined on 8/6/2014Duling Kurtz is almost in its own world with a high level of service coupled with a quaint and relaxing atmosphere. The food, from salad to dessert, was awesome!Special Features:
- The following 105 reviews are from the Duling Kurtz House reviews archive.
- Excellent from Start to FinishljdinesVIPDined on 7/26/2014Everything about this restaurant was perfect. We were greeted by an enthusiastic host who told us the history of the building. Our server, Scott, was knowledgeable and attentive. The food was amazing, alligator for an appetizer, Cauliflower & Fig Salad, Lobster Crepes and Blood Orange Mascarpone Mousse all were exceptional.Special Features:
- a delightful eveningfoodieDined on 7/12/2014Our recent meal was just wonderful! The lamb shank just melted off the bone, the mussels were tender and flavorful, and the pork chop was tender and juicy. The ambiance of the restaurant was charming and the service impeccable. All in all, a delightful evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 7/11/2014Excellent as always. Varied menu (duck, Wiener schnitzel, lamb, pheasant, . . . ) alomg with a good wine list and excellent service.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic Dinner for TwoMikeySquaredVIPDined on 7/9/2014It was a quiet Wednesday night, with only three or four tables of people. Food, including the Venison (a special that night), and the Mushroom soup, were both excellent. I'd only suggest that they broaden the selection of wines available - with the prevalence of BYOB's in Pennsylvania, one gets used to being able to have any imaginable wine with dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- elegant diningTouristguideDined on 7/3/2014Overall lovely dining experience. Waiter was attentive but not intrusive, food was delicious and beautifully presented. You could actually have a conversation. So many places are much too noisy. Romantic historic setting with beautiful gardens.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great mealDGSVeronaVIPDined on 6/27/2014Made my reservation for a Friday night via Open Table. Requested a quiet table since they have musicians on Fridays (very nice and performers played music that was appropriate for the venue). We were seated in a back room where you really could not hear the musicians and had the room to ourselves. Service was outstanding and our waiter was very knowledgeable of the menu and helpful with his recommendations. Food was outstanding, portions were generous, and the menu of choices and specials made selecting meal choices difficult - a good problem. Very enjoyable meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Do not order cameljdiner327Dined on 6/21/2014Two people in our party of four ordered camel and it was tough and chewy. They should take this item off of the menu immediately! The mushroom soup was not hot but delicious. The ceviche was one of the best I've ever tasted. The crab cakes were good, but the menu description did not indicate that they would be breaded. Our waiter was courteous and efficient and the setting was lovely. We thought that it would be quieter and romantic sitting on the porch but there were people with cell phones taking pictures and being loud which made it difficult to have a conversation.
- Great atmosphere, food, servicelestroutDined on 6/20/2014Duling Kurtz is pretty spectacular. The Friday light jazz matches the ambience perfectly.Special Features:
- Chester County Gem!luvtoeatDined on 6/15/2014The food and service at Duling Kurtz were outstanding. We will definitely be returning for another occasion!Special Features:
- BarbaraDined on 6/11/2014I recently celebrated a friend's 80th birthday there. Michael, the manager, seated us in our own room with a lovely view of the garden. The lobster crepes were delicious!!!! June, our attentive waitress, even brought the birthday girl a dessert with a lit candles. What a memorable celebratory lunch.Special Features:
- 30th Anniversary DinnerAMAZINGDined on 6/8/2014Amazing food! Amazing Staff! Amazing ambiance! Can't saying amazing enough. Can't wait to go back again. You have to go there to really appreciate the amazing-ness of the entire package you get. I can't find words to describe how everything seemed like it was a starry night. Plus we were sitting next to the window by the creek and a deer walk up. Couldn't ask for anything more.Special Features:
- great dinner in a historic gemlekkeretenDined on 6/7/2014Great service and excellent food in a wonderful authentic setting and romantic atmosphere. A little pricey but great for those special occasions.Special Features:
- Weekday treatj50pVIPDined on 5/27/2014We have had mixed experiences at Duling Kurtz and this dinner was one of the better ones. There were few diners on this Tuesday evening. We were there to celebrate our anniversary. My husband ordered his favorite meal here, wiener schnitzel, and I had the fish special, perch. Both meals were delicious. We also loved the mushroom soup. Service was impeccable as always and although it was raining, we were happy to be seated at a window looking out onto the lovely garden landscape. The only reason I didn't rate this experience with five stars is that my husband's whiskey sour wasn't very tasty. The regular bar tender did not prepare it though so I wouldn't lay the blame there. I, however, was treated to jalalpeno stuffed olives in my drink.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday CelebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/18/2014The private room and wonderful service were exceptional. The food was outstanding and made to perfection. Worth every penny!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect EveningOutAndAboutVIPDined on 5/17/2014We returned for another visit to celebrate a birthday. and were treated to some terrific menu options and fabulous service. There is something about the charming atmosphere of the old house that lets you sit down and really enjoy a quiet evening with friends and good food. Not cheap, but not there are not many places like it in Chester County.Special Features:


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All that money sloshing around and being poured into media campaigns to make sure the voting for crucial US Senate seats goes their way. Which way would that be? The Democrats way of course; they've been outspending Republicans by a considerable margin in key battleground states like North Carolina. Until recently that is. GOP spending has finally caught up with Democratic outlays and we now have a final week of almost even spending in 10 key states for a total of 30 million. North Carolina does indeed top the list where Sean Haugh's libertarian campaign may garner close to 7% of the vote and keeps things between Hagan and Tillis really interesting. As in less than a percentage point in the latest average of polling results by RealClearPolitics. Tillis seemed to be closing the gap in a hurry in the last few weeks, but that now remains to be seen. Whether the negative campaigns can get out the constituencies each party needs to win - older conservative males for the GOP and single women and African Americans for the Dems - is very much an open question in these last few days. Senator Rand Paul and Governor Christie have parachuted into town to support Tillis and the race really is wide open.
Swinging Hard in North Carolina
Kay Hagan, junior US senator for North Carolina came in to the Senate with President Obama in 2008, and is determined it seems not to leave the Senate until after Obama leaves the White House. Whether she has managed to distance herself enough from the president and his low approval ratings remains to be seen, but she is leading Republican Thom Tillis, Speaker of the State House, by a slim but consistent margin. Polling shows Hagan has a clear lead among women voters, a strong lead among young voters, and an overwhelming lead among African American voters. And both candidates have just about the same approval rating within their own party. RealClearPolitics, however, has a difference of about a percentage point between the two candidates in their average of several polls including the PPP poll that shows Hagan ahead by 3, with Tillis quickly closing what had been a 4 point gap, starting about a month ago. If North Carolina breaks late, as it seems to have a tradition of doing, then it may be an even closer race than many polls are showing and will mean a late night in November until the final result is known.
A Question for Governor Kasich
According to John Kasich's friend Curt Steiner, Kasich is a solid GOP man but a "biological Democrat" meaning the son of a mailman was raised in a working class and Democrat environment. While Kasich has been in politics for the GOP most of his adult life and was already a state senator in Ohio at 26, he has always been a centrist, although he would likely label himself as a pragmatist. So, Ohio Governor Kasich's getting into bed with Obamacare is nothing to be shocked about. Even if he says he is not in bed with Obamacare, or only part of it, and that the press completely misquoted him. This is of course about Medicaid, and the fact that Obamacare has made more people eligible for Medicaid and has increased federal funding for individual states. It would have made it mandatory for individual states to accept increased levels of funding and eligibility for Medicaid in order to continue to receive the cash from Washington D.C., but the Supreme Court, in a very mixed decision in the National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius that had the justices all over the place, gave the states the right to opt out of the increase and stay at pre-Obamacare levels of Medicaid.
Boots for Ebola; No Boots for ISIS
As much as the President or democrats or others don't want to believe it, Obama IS a war president. The "Bush's fault" argument doesn't hold much value anymore because, yes, Obama did bring troops home from Iraq, but he sent thousands more over to Afghanistan, and he's been at war his entire presidency. He's just not a strong war president.» Continue reading "Boots for Ebola; No Boots for ISIS"...
3 Dollars a Day in Wisconsin
It's a quite a change to go from being a high-powered Harvard MBA grad working for Mckinsey & Co. in New York and Washington DC to working with the Boys & Girls Club of Dane County in her home state of Wisconsin. But that's what Mary Burke chose to do a few years back. after spending some time working for the family business her father set up, Trek Bicycle Corporation, where she briefly held a couple of executive positions. From the boys and girls club to spending her own money to get elected to the Madison School Board was a logical step for Mary, who had also spent some time as Wisconsin Secretary of Commerce for Governor Jim Doyle. So in a way, Mary Burke is a perfect Democratic candidate in a state with a generous health care and pension benefit scheme for state employees: someone who will use her business skills to micromanage the state's entitlement streams without cutting back too much anywhere. What's there not to like about Mary Burke if you believe in free health care for lucky state employees?
When ATF Gunwalking Went Wrong
Let's be fair to Eric Holder. The absolute mess over Operation Fast & Furious which he is trying to cover up, on executive orders from Obama himself, actually started in 2006 with Operation Wide Receiver. It's not the multiple regulations at state and federal levels on gun sales and exports of guns. It's not the fact that straw purchases, nominee purchases where the final buyer is unable to or unwilling to directly purchase a firearm, is not illegal. It's not the fact that the ATF already had been doing what are called gun-walking operations to trace possible illegal firearm purchases and intercept them at the final point of sale, mostly in a focused and small scale manner which ensured most earlier gun-walking operations ended successfully. It's the fact that with Operation Wide Receiver and Operation Fast & Furious, the ATF got into bed with Mexican authorities.
The IRS Got It Wrong ... Again
As far was Washington is concerned, $5.2 billion is petty change as the beltway joke about a billion here, a billion there and suddenly you're talking real money, cynically states. As far as the average taxpayer, it is a lot of money. So when the IRS reveals that it gave out $5.2 billion in fraudulent tax returns, it does not sit well with taxpayers who are still waiting for a check for amounts overcharged by the tax authorities. But the larger question is, why do you have to give money to Washington in order for them to decide how much you overpaid and then send you back all, or some, or none, of the amount overpaid? The reason of course, is that the tax system is a huge and complex redistribution mechanism for transferring wealth between interested parties and achieving specific political goals for the benefit of some and at the expense of many. It is created by legislation which is created by lawyers, public service economists and policy wonks in general. It is a deliberate intrusion meant to affect behavior and outcomes. And if deemed necessary, violent force is applied to achieve those goals.


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Gainesville GYN Oncology at North Florida Regional Medical Center is currently seeking a second outstanding Gynecological Oncologist due to patient volume. Practice and facility call is shared with local GYNs. We service patients throughout the Gainesville area as well as the surrounding areas including up through South Georgia, Tallahassee and Ocala.
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My wife, son (a dedicated 15 year-old Michael Moore fan), and I went to see Sicko yesterday and were deeply moved by it. It is definitely a "must see" summer movie. But not for the reasons you might expect. Few would disagree that the health care system is seriously broken in this country. There are […] [Read More]
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I've been sitting regularly watching my breath for almost 25 years, exploring the inner reality of consciousness. During that time, I've made some observations about what is going on in meditation that I'd like to share. I make no claim to originality of this, just that this is what I'm witnessing and would love to […] [Read More]
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I'm adding a new category to my blog called soundings. The idea arose during my morning meditation that it might be valuable to members of my congregation and the blogosphere in general to share what arises in my mind as I sit quietly on my bench watching my breath come in and out. The goal […] [Read More]
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As a Unitarian Universalist minister, so far, I haven't been asked to counsel a teenager about what to do about an unwanted pregnancy. I'm sure this is fairly unusual among clergy with as many years of service as I've have. I don't think this is because teens in my congregation are not having sex (although […] [Read More]
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I enjoy columnist David Brooks because he finds stimulating new ideas and passes them on. In his latest column (which I can't link to because it is a Select NY Times Column – but go buy a paper and read it) he highlights John Robb's book, Brave New War, that looks at global terrorism from […] [Read More]
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