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NYTimes has it on TimesCast. She's called him on every BS-got-it-straight-from-Sean-Hannity line he's puked. Keep watching. It is setting up as a tour de force.
Talk about a mismatch...
Talk about a mismatch...
Go, HILLARY...you tell him.
Gooooo HILLARY! He has NO CLUE about foreign policy. Somebody ought to look up his sorry record of voting against State Dept pleas for more money to help protect those in harm's way....in Benghazi, and other places where our diplomats have been in harm's way. This Congress voted down their requests twice!
Yea! A good strong Democratic woman tellin' 'em that they are through using this President like a slave, and they better pay attention. These old white fools in Congress still don't know they LOST this election, especially McStoopid, who seems to think he still has a chance to have a 'do-over' and win an election with Palin running his campaign into the ground.
She WILL run in 2016...run all over their sorry, no count arses. I am so proud of her.
When it comes to Hillary I
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When it comes to Hillary I think she has been one of the most transformative women for nearly 2 generations of women (her own generation and my generation). Time and again she has literally rewritten the rules for women, from what defines appropriate attire to what conversations can women be a part of to what can women accomplish. She has gone through more personal and professional phases than I can even imagine, and I truly believe through these last four years she has entered a new phase of herself and I think people are attracted to the image of this woman who just professionally told some snake in the grass politicians where they could go. I could be wrong, she could run, but she'll be the oldest candidate out there and she has the equivalent of a lifetime of public global appearances, public statements, voting records, photos, and hairstyles that can and will all be used against her. Since JFK, the old candidates don't win and she may be very wealthy and able to use some of that wealth to buy some manufactured youth (which can also be effectively used against her) but it's very hard to overcome the glare of the camera and the overhead lights (see the front page of the New York Post). I do believe she made it easier for someone in the future. But, I don't see, today, us electing an elder stateswoman with such a vast history and record. It makes it too damn easy to tear her down. The candidates of the future are going to be the young buddies who you can have a virtual beer with and who you can imagine playing sports with. They're going to be your bffs in your phone and in your virtual life. They'll be the ultimate actors with the real adults, the real professionals, behind them hopefully keeping the damn place from falling apart. That was what Hillary was to Obama and she is stronger today and he is a better president for it.
I'm not convinced HRC will
I'm not convinced HRC will run. I'm truly willing to take her word that she's ready to take some time off. And I think she's mostly interested in doing things that more directly affect women's lives.
She's taking time off to
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She's taking time off to recuperate, refresh, and rejuvenate. Plus, play some politics without the governmental restrictions and all the exhausting travelling.
She's gonna run in 2016
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I heard this from a source in DC who works for a cabinet member.
I bet you know a guy close to
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I bet you know a guy close to Butch Jones too.
I doubt she will be able to
I doubt she will be able to avoid it.
What the hell does that mean?
What the hell does that mean?
It means that the money will
(in reply to Pam Strickland)
It means that the money will be there for her to run and "THE TEAM" will be in place and she will be compelled to run. She'd win, but she's up against a weak GOP and she would siphon a lot of right-center women, weakening the GOP even further, with her conservative Democrat chops.
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I do not pretend to be able
I do not pretend to be able to read Sec. Clinton's mind. And I have a poor record at guessing what she's gonna do cause I didn't think she'd run for the Senate.
That said, I hope she runs. Hope, hope, hope!
Why? What's the upside? She's
(in reply to Rachel)
Why? What's the upside? She's politically more conservative than her husband and that's about as far right as one can go and still be a Democrat.
You got a better Democratic
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You got a better Democratic candidate? I don't see one out there.
And selfishly, she's probably the only chance I've got to see a female President in my lifetime. I'm past ready for that to happen.
Sexism is not becoming you,
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Sexism is not becoming you, friend.
Better candidates: Amy Klobuchar, Deval Patrick, and Andrew Cuomo.
I love Amy Klobuchar. I
(in reply to metulj)
I love Amy Klobuchar and I hope she has a great future. But I don't see her being able to win in 2016; not enough name recognition. Devel Patrick? Meh. Andy Cuomo might have a chance but he's SO damn full of himself.
And the Ds need somebody who could win, and HRC can win. Cause God help us if the Rs take back the WH in 2016; they're not gonna be purged of the crazy by then.
(You know, if my comment was sexist, so be it. It far from balances out all the sexism I've endured in my lifetime. And I'm assuming you know that I wouldn't vote for a woman if she weren't qualifed.)
Amy Klobuchar, Deval Patrick,
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Amy Klobuchar, Deval Patrick, and Andrew Cuomo.
None of them could win, and Cuomo is freakin' creepy.
Name recognition
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/time machine/It's 2003 in the depths of Democrat despair over the Bush regime. Who could be our savior?/time machine/
Why is it that Hillary Clinton in particular assuages years of sexist behavior? Why, in particular, HRC? I just don't get it.
Cuomo and Creepy: Attention, people of earth, Bill Clinton is a creep.
(in reply to metulj)
You keep missing the SHE CAN WIN part.
So can, as knox rebel notes,
(in reply to Rachel)
So can, as knox rebel notes, Martin O'Malley. I think there are a bunch of folks nostalgic for the 90s. Well, you know what? The 90s sucked.
Why is it that Hillary
(in reply to metulj)
Why is it that Hillary Clinton in particular assuages years of sexist behavior? Why, in particular, HRC? I just don't get it.
THAT was your question. My answer was that Hillary is a woman who can win.
BTW, I never heard of Martin O'Malley until just now, and I'm not exactly uninformed. He'd have a heck of a big job to do with the name recognition thing.
As for the 90s, although they were personally quite good to me, I have no desire to bring them back.
Oh, come on. I am interested.
(in reply to Rachel)
Oh, come on. I am interested. What does it for you? That she can win? So? She's not a progressive.
That she can win? So? So???
(in reply to metulj)
That she can win? So?
So??? As I said below, nobody can accomplish anything if they can't win.
Personally, I'd love to see Bernie Sanders in the WH. But would you rather have Marco Rubio or Paul Ryan beat an ideologically pure Dem or have a more centrist Dem win? We're not talking Ben Nelson or Joe Manchin here. We're talking HRC.
That's an easy choice for me.
But would you rather have
(in reply to Rachel)
But would you rather have Marco Rubio or Paul Ryan beat an ideologically pure Dem or have a more centrist Dem win?
Now who is doing the "asking questions" thing?
We most likely have a very different definition of progressive between us. HRC does not meet my definition, which does not include corporatists.
We most likely have a very
(in reply to metulj)
We most likely have a very different definition of progressive between us.
Maybe. I doubt if yours if further to the left than mine. I really, really doubt it.
I'm not saying HRC is a raging progressive. I think she's about where Obama is. And that is acceptable to me if she can win and a more progressive candidate can not.
Here's the thing that's always in the front of my mind when talking Presidential elections: Supreme Court. And that's pretty much enough to get me to do anything I can to keep a Republican from winning.
In Presidential races, as I've said, I'm practical. I never let the better be the enemy of the good.
You're no fan of Bill Clinton. But would we have been better off with another four years of GHW Bush, followed by 4 years of Bob Dole? Cause those were the choices.
You're no fan of Bill
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You're no fan of Bill Clinton. But would we have been better off with another four years of GHW Bush, followed by 4 years of Bob Dole? Cause those were the choices.
Distinction without a difference. As for being "more left," I won't play that game, but rest assured that I rest assured that eventually capitalism is going to get it in the neck, whether it washes out into a warm sea or people just saying "Enough!"
Distinction without a
(in reply to metulj)
Distinction without a difference.
We shall have to agree to disagree on that one.
IOW, you quit.
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IOW, you quit.
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I've stated my opinion and the reason for it. And I have no interest whatsoever in trying to change your opinion.
So, quit what? Were we playing some game I wasn't aware of?
"Agree to disagree" is a quit
(in reply to Rachel)
"Agree to disagree" is a quit position. Clintononian positions: deregulation, NAFTA, SEC gutted, etc. if you think HRC is going to do anything other than what Wall Street wants, you've got anther thing coming.
Either Biden or Clinton will
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Either Biden or Clinton will run, but not both. The early darkhorse is Gov. Martin O'Malley, Maryland. O'Malley is a Democratic governor of an affluent, liberal northeastern state. His perch as the head of the Democratic Governors' Assoc. both gives him a higher profile and the opportunity to earn some favors from pols in place like Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina. O'Malley has been traveling the country raising money for Democratic gubernatorial candidates in his capacity as chairman of the DGA and has become a staple of the Sunday morning talk shows in his role as a surrogate for the President.
The early darkhorse is Gov.
(in reply to knoxrebel)
The early darkhorse is Gov. Martin O'Malley, Maryland. O'Malley is a Democratic governor of an affluent, liberal northeastern state.
Only in Knoxviews comments can a state where the northernmost border is the Mason-Dixon line be considered "northeastern."
I need a 2016 Clinton bumper
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I need a 2016 Clinton bumper sticker. She will run and win. She will take 6 months to a year away from the political scene. She will take time resting and thinking and consulting close advisers and then she will be in. She cannot wait longer than a year because others are waiting to see if she is running. She will need to make her intentions understood to clear the field. The President won in November because of the strong support from women. Women are putting the ignorant males to shame, especially the over 60% of white males that voted for Romney. Women make up a majority of the electorate now. We had the most women ever elected to the Senate and the house in 2012. This is just the beginning. The flood gates have opened and in the next several election cycles women will flex their muscles and finally start having tremendous clout in governing our country. It is the beginning of the end for male and WASP dominance of our country. Hillary will lead the charge for women candidates in 2016. My 85 year old mom, and millions of other women cannot wait to see the first woman President. Times are changing and this white male will be happy when the women straighten out some of the ignorant males that have been leading us down the wrong path. Women look at war and health care and many issues in a much more sensible way than most men. It could be the largest political shift in our history and the one I have been waiting to see. It would sure lesson the chance of another Iraq type war and lead to some sensible legislation like a single payer national health care system. Go Hillary!
Jamie Dimon thanks you for
(in reply to lonnie)
Jamie Dimon thanks you for your support of his candidate.
Yes, she will have the
(in reply to metulj)
Yes, she will have the support of me and about 65 or 70 million other Americans. A few wealthy people including bankers will be in that number I'm sure.
I would have liked for President Obama to have signed his health care plan into law. The President had to get the best deal he thought he could get. Democracy is compromise.Thomas Jefferson realized that after taking office in 1801. There is only so much you can do as President of the U.S., we have two other branches of government. It would be great if Obama could push through a progressive agenda his second term, but the Republican House will put roadblocks all the way. Do you think the most liberal Democrat in the country, if elected President, would make a difference in the policy decisions of Congress given their current membership? You speak of Hillary as though she is the most conservative human in America. I do think overall Bill Clinton was good for the country. He was effective in helping Americans in many ways. I might have agreed with a President that was more to the left, but given the circumstances of the time, Clinton would have been more effective. I think Hillary will be a better President than Bill. In what ways do you think she would be a bad leader? I disagree with your outlook for a HRC presidency.
You all know what you think
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You all know what you think of HRC and of us. Give it a rest.
You want to vote for her
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You want to vote for her because she is a woman, which is in no way voting for qualification, potential outcomes, or past indicators. I get that. Like I said no "progressive" would support free trade agreements. She does. No vote from me.
You want to vote for her
(in reply to metulj)
You want to vote for her because she is a woman, which is in no way voting for qualification, potential outcomes, or past indicators.
That's NOT what I said, as you very well know. Stop acting like #9 and putting words in people's mouths.
And stop trying to continue this argument with me. It's gotten pretty boring.
No, you said you wanted to
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No, you said you wanted to vote for a woman. I offered an alternative that was brushed off with "name recognition," which is irrelevant in the post-Obama election environment. It's only boring because I am right. On issues that are progressive, HRC is more than lacking, and, in reality, she's a Wall Street dream.
Keep arguing with yourself if
(in reply to metulj)
Keep arguing with yourself if you like. As I've said before, I've no interest in changing your opinion and you won't change mine (although you WILL misrepresent it).
I am not misrepresenting your
(in reply to Rachel)
I am not misrepresenting your position. I just find it befuddling.
I am not misrepresenting your
(in reply to metulj)
I am not misrepresenting your position.
You understand my position better than I do.
I quit. And that means you win.
Anything to get you to go away.
I am sure that you could list
(in reply to metulj)
I am sure that you could list several issues where HRC is not as liberal as you would like. She is a Democrat and the Democrat that stands the best chance of winning the 2016 election. She is very experienced, smart, and qualified. She will win and hopefully you will be surprised and happy with her progressive initiatives. I supported President Obama. That support did not mean I agreed with everything he has done. His Sec. of Education is very wrong and so is Obama in pushing merit pay and the stupid strings attached to their "Race to the top" program and other misguided educational initiatives. He has not been the best in his support of unions . You are not going to find an electable Democratic candidate that you are in agreement with everything. I understand your dislike of NAFTA and a few other Republican backed Bill Clinton policies that benefit the elite. But overall, he had a good record in signing into law the Brady Bill and the Family Leave Act. He expanded health care for children and lowered the infant mortality rate. He had the most diverse cabinet in history including the first woman Sec. of State and Attorney General. He protected the environment. He increased Pell Grants. That sure does not sound like a Republican President. Hillary will be even better.
Being a woman will help her win, but being very qualified and supportive of the Democratic platform will make her a big success. Sorry to keep rambling Rachel, but most of us know he is wrong.
President Hillary Clinton? If she wants it
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From CNN ...
There are few certainties in American politics. But you can write it down: If Hillary Clinton wants to be the next nominee of the Democratic Party to be president, the job is hers.
Good article. The year of my
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Good article. The year of my retirement, I will be able to put a woman's picture on my classroom wall beside the 42 white men and 1 African American male.Hmmm... Not a bad way to end a career. I love it when a plan comes together!
Speaking of Cuomo, reckon his
Speaking of Cuomo, reckon his GF made him a Kwaanza Cake?
(And you thought Ann Romney was bad)?
Yeah, that's great politics.
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Yeah, that's great politics. I wonder, if you were to get HRC alone in a quiet place, if you could get her to explain "don't ask, don't tell" without being disingenuous or prevaricating.
She is feisty
She is feisty
If you think HRC is more
If you think HRC is more conservative than BC, you've got a few things to learn about politics and the world, metalj. Quite a few things.
She is a better politician than him, and considerably smarter.
She is a better politician
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She is a better politician than him, and considerably smarter.
This. Although she doesn't have Bubba's charm. Damn the dog, he can basically throw away the Presidency and still charm ya.
Toby - Actually, I think Hillary has more core beliefs than you give her credit for. But I'd still call her a centrist Dem. You mentioned Amy Klobachar. My politics line up more closely with the latter's. But she can't win in 2016.
Nobody can accomplish anything if they don't win. I'm an idealist at heart but I'm damn practical when it comes to politics. And I'd do just about anything to keep Paul Ryan or Marco Rubio out of the WH.
A lot of Dems couldn't do that. Hillary can.
I know you are going to play
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I know you are going to play the "I knew them when" trump card, but she's a conservative Democrat/Rockefeller GOP on first and last examination. She may be closer to Obama than her husband, but that's not saying much. Sorry. I don't idolize politicians. Also, stop it with the "considerably smarter" shtick. It's completely unmeasurable and just uninteresting.
Who said anything about
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Who said anything about idolizing. I fon't think she will run and don't want her to run. I wasn't for her the last time around. But I have a great deal of respect for her.
And, yes, there is something to be said for knowing folks up close and personal.
I'm thrilled with Hillary
I'm thrilled with Hillary kicking some butt in the hearings!
As for the conversation in this thread in regards to the next Presidential race, well, maybe I'll share my thoughts too. :-)
Bill Clinton was the best Republican President we've had, bar none! And now Obama may topple him from that grand achievement.
I totally agree that Bernie Sanders would be a wonderful President! Woohoo! Gets me excited just considering it!
Hillary would be an acceptable President, much better than anyone the GOP could possibly field. And the fact that she could be the first woman President is pretty grand, that cannot be denied. I would vote for her just because of that single fact. She would, of course, be another very good Republican style President in the mold of our recent ones like Bill or Barack. And that's not bad at all. Surely not ideal but very acceptable.
But for now, I'm celebrating how she kicked some dumbass Tea Potty butt!
Yes, it was fun to watch a
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Yes, it was fun to watch a well educated, intelligent person hand some Tea Party goofballs their butts. However, I've got to part ways with the HRC being an acceptable candidate for Prez discussion.
I understand the whole vote for the lesser of two evils, and that principle certainly informs how I vote. Yet, it is important to note that Republican-lite policies will lead us to ruin just as suredly as the crazies will, perhaps at a slower pace but the endgame is knowable. Third wavers, such as Bill & Hillary, the Rubinites and Obama, have done a lot of damage to the republic, just look at all of the de-regulation during the Clinton years that led to the financial crisis. We're on a destructive path and our continued 'practicality' will only further the process.
I find I must agree that we
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I find I must agree that we are only slowing the walk to ruin with these candidates. I just don't see how we can do otherwise right now. Sad. I kinda lost my "hopey changey thing" when Howard Dean got stabbed in the back. Money interests [DLC, Third Way, No Labels, etc.] has corrupted our party beyond redemption?
An Injection of Sanity
Four years prior to Bill Clinton taking the oath of office, most Americans did not recognize that name. Four years prior to Barack H. Obama taking his first oath of office, a majority of Americans only knew of one "Hussein" in the entire world. It is completely reasonable to express a preference but pretending that we know who will be THE candidate at this stage is significantly less so.
Technology will be the effective end of capitalism. For $22,000.00 you can purchase a robot that can be easily trained to do a variety of things. You can do that right now! I have trouble thinking of a job that could not be automated either fully or in significant part with current technology or future tech in various stages of maturity. As incomes are lost to automation, disposable income - which is the holy grail of most of our industry - goes extinct. Very clearly, need for a very different economic paradigm is indicated. The coming shift will not be denied.
I rather suspect that HRC, Biden, and others in that age range would be the wrong choice because of their capitalism-centric brand of Democratic politics and the difficulty of accepting that large of a change. I am not one that worships the market but, I do think there is a reason why so many of the Silicon Valley players, not the bankers the players, are 20 or more years younger than HRC. I would be significantly less than surprised if it turned out that our next POTUS also fit that description.
Earl Grey, Hot
(in reply to cafkia)
I want my replicator now please thank you... and the transformational crisis that it would create.
Estimated current cost of
(in reply to Stick)
Estimated current cost of printing a hamburger: $300,000.
But if you train the
(in reply to Dave Prince)
But if you train the currently available robot to assemble the hamburger, you could eliminate a job or two. Given insurance costs and budgeting for unplanned occurrences, spending $22,000.00 to eliminate a couple of minimum wage jobs and several supervisor hours makes good financial sense. It should make for an interesting world in a few years.
I agree that a formidable candidate could come out of the woodwork, but if the election were held next week I'd vote for Biden and here's why:
I see him as a kindler, gentler LBJ - he may be the only one capable of herding the cats that are (is?) congress.
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The Senator from MBNA is the leastest lesserish of lesser-like evils.
Joe Biden is Great!
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Joe Biden is Great!
Clinton is smart, competent and driven. And experienced - I count her experience as first lady both of the US and a middle american state.
It doesn't befuddle me (or bufoon me) that someone would support her. You aren't always going to find a candidate that mirrors your views 100%.
I agree, yet HRC doesn't even
(in reply to Up Goose Creek)
I agree, yet HRC doesn't even reflect 50% of a liberal perspective, see free trade and Wall Street.
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The Defense Department's Office of the Assistant Inspector General for Audit Policy and Oversight found DISA's Office of Inspector General had "significant deficiencies" in complying with its system of quality control. Federal audit organizations are rated on a scale of pass, pass with deficiencies or fail; DISA's received a failing grade.
The Aug. 7 audit findings showed DISA auditors conducted only sporadic quality assurance reviews. While reviews were performed in November 2008 and February 2011, none were conducted during 2010. An audit organization is required to do ongoing assessments of work completed on audits on at least a yearly basis.
The DISA OIG's leadership was also criticized for lacking professional judgment because it failed to adhere to generally accepted government auditing standards (GAGAS) and their system of quality control on all four audit assignments reviewed.
"We determined that the DISA IG audit organization did not exercise professional judgment due to the array of noncompliances found in the majority of auditing standards areas including quality control and assurance, supervision, evidence, documentation, reporting, independence, planning, and the use and application of GAGAS," Randolph Stone, deputy inspector general for policy and oversight, wrote in the audit report.
Overall, the system of quality control for the DISA IG audit organization was considered well designed. However, the DISA Audit Handbook came under fire for not including procedures for notifying the management when an audit uncovers something that's no longer independent or objective. The guidance also fell short of policies on how the audit organization tracks staff training.
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This post is in response to the RemembeRED memoir prompt: Describe a time of forgiveness in your life.
"What if something is wrong??"
I forgive my intuition for hijacking this short lived pregnancy.
The stark chill of SILENCE.
I forgive the ultrasound technician for avoiding my gaze and not answering my questions as she passed the wand over my expectant body.
"It looks like there is no heartbeat. We can schedule you for a D&E right away."
I forgive the doctor for his utter lack of basic emotion.
Raw, uncontrolled SOBBING.
I forgive my body for breaking down.
"It's only been a few weeks…"
I forgive God/life/fate for positioning this loss right after the devastating loss of my too young and too beautiful cousin.
"You've just woken up from your anesthesia. It's all over."
I forgive Time for not gifting me with enough of itself to know this baby.
The CH-CH-CHATTER of my teeth as I took myself to the emergency room in a highly febrile state three days later.
I forgive the various people in the hospital who couldn't seem to help me get help when I so desperately needed it.
"An infection has spread throughout your body due to products of conception remaining from your D&E procedure."
I forgive my OB-GYN for making me her seemingly 1 in a million statistic for a common surgery gone wrong.
"You will get through this."
I am thankful for the nurse who gave me excellent care, but more importantly the warmth of empathy and perspective over the course of my days in the hospital.
The quiet footsteps of my husband moving around my hospital room in the middle of the night.
I am thankful for my husband who never left my side.
My determined footsteps as I put one foot in front of the other.
I am thankful for my body's ability to heal.
"When you finally become a mama, this will all have been worth it."
I am thankful for my mind's ability to focus on what is most important.
"I see two lines! I'm pregnant!"
I am thankful for God/life/fate's gift of second chances.
The indelible sweetness of Baby's first cry in this world.
I am thankful for the powerful realization that I would go through all of this one million more times, as long as it led me to this moment.
I forgive whomever made miscarriage a taboo subject.
I am thankful for not believing in making a subject taboo.
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|Everything in Vail is in. To get your dosage of mixed ice films visit m9ice.com
By rich purnell
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|Vail amphitheater most all mixed climbs are in: Amphibian, Fatman & Robin, 7th [Tentacle], Little [Thang] - not in at all but - Pitch [Black], Lucky, [Reptile], [Somnambulist], [Resurrection], [Teriebel] Traverse and the route way left of the Designator "[Dr.] Delicate?" are in and good ([hasn't] come in in a long time). The Belfry (above staircase) all routes including [Pencil] and [Eraser] are climbable and need done. Secret [Probation] also in "thin" as are the routes left of the "[Spiral Staircase]". Lots of water in the area - yehaww! game is on lets climb........
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Hi all. Is there another name for Pumphouse falls? The climb near the golf course west of the Designator area. Is it in this database. Looking for manageable WI-3-4 first time lead in the Vail area Dec. 27-Jan 2.
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|Lost Camera at Pitkin Falls!!! She is an old school Powershot with 3.2 megapixel resolution. Left behind the curtain on Sunday February 25. I'm back in Crested Butte but will return that way soon. Help a brother out. The Falls were great, bullet hard on the left, but a small hole opening up top.
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By chills
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Feb 14, 2014
Vail is fat. Check it out now!!
Just a heads up, we all need to be courteous and conscious of the ski tracks on the golf course. Stay on climber/snowshoe trails, and be careful when crossing ski tracks.
I spoke with the manager of the Nordic center, and as of 2/13/14, there are no fees for climbers, but if they continue to have problems with people disregarding the access they have provided, they will close the Pumphouse parking, and to access Fang/Designator, you will have to park at main Nordic entrance more than doubling the approach.
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Thanks! I'm tryin to keep it up, that's for certain. Still thinking of what to add to this thread, as well as brainstorming future skin ideas XD
Very well done. I would very much like to see this in game.
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Just need to comment on this skin again on this thread, been looking at it for about an hour to be honest.. amazing concept,awesome design.. I would love to see this in game, would buy it in a heartbeat. I love those tattoos to no end haha, one of those things that really stick out to me in the skin.
Again just amazing, can't say it enough.
Aww, thank you, Pootchie. See it's comments like those that really make me feel the effort on the skin was worth it. You have all shown me tremendous support and really make me glad to know that there's been a solid effort to get this implemented. Even if it never gets made the tremendous support shown has really brightened my own confidence.
I love how this thread receives views and such even without needing to be bumped :3 regardless though, here's a bump. And, again, if any of you want to see any particular art in relation to Firedancer or some other addition to this thread, let me know. I'd be more than happy to continue adding things.
I will be cleaning up the cluttered-ness of the original post soon, too. It kinda needs it, haha.
That ingame model looks so cool.
Thanks! I personally think its a pretty mediocre edit, but I'm my worst critic so, eh. Glad everyone else likes it hehe.
It's been a while since I've bumped here. Maybe I can get a few more poll results
Now you just need to do Ravin' Draven, Draven at a Rave.
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Mike Vicars is having the time of his life. And yes, it involves football.
Vicars, who guided Genoa to the Division IV state semifinals last season, is an assistant coach for the Ohio squad in the PNC Big 33 Football Classic. The prestigious game, which will be played Saturday at 7 p.m. at Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, Pa., pits 33 of the top players from Ohio against 33 players from Pennsylvania.
"To me, it's Ohio's highest all-star coaching honor," Vicars said. "You're supposed to have Ohio's best 33 players against Pennsylvania's 33 best. I got here last Friday, so it's kind of a big commitment. We've got seven (future) Ohio State players on our team.
"They take it pretty serious, but we've had a lot of fun with them. They seem focused at practice. Pennsylvania has had the edge over the years, so I think this group of kids would like to win it."
Now entering its 51st year, the PNC Big 33 Football Classic is often described as "the Super Bowl of high school football."
There has never been a Super Bowl without a Big 33 alumni. Some of the game's alums include Tony Dorsett, Matt Millen, Joe Montana, Joe Namath, John Cappelletti, Dan Marino, Jim Kelly, Orlando Pace, Marvin Harrison and Ben Roethlisberger.
Vicars is no stranger to coaching in high school all-star games. Last summer he was an assistant coach for the North in the Ohio North-South All-Star game in Columbus. His son, Derrick, played defensive line for the North, which won big over the South squad.
The Ohio head coach for the Big 33 Classic is Mike Fell, the head coach at Ada High School. Working with the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association, Fell and assistant Bill Nees of Piqua High School selected the Ohio players and assistant coaches for this year's game.
The only local player this year is Southview receiver Shaun Joplin, who is still undecided on a college.
"They did a nice job selecting the team," Vicars said. "The overwhelming majority of guys really flat-out deserve to be here, and that's hard to do when you're selected from a huge pool of talent. It's a great experience. It's very humbling to be here."
Vicars, who is coaching the receivers, said the Ohio squad will hold 11 practices before the game.
"I'm coaching with a lot of good guys, especially Bill Nees from Piqua, who has been my all-time idol. I'm the receivers coach here, so I don't have to do a whole lot. I take a lot of pictures."
Vicars said the talent level on the Ohio squad is quite a bit different from what he's used to seeing.
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Here is a link that I think is well worth the reading.
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A List - Things I want to blog about... EventuallySubmitted by Scott Dowdle on Thu, 2007-03-08 16:40. todo
I just wanted to jot some of these topics down so I could come back to them at some point... because they are all things I've done but haven't really documented well... or things I want or need to learn about.
Perhaps someone will find some of the topics interesting and initiate a fire under me so I'll get to them quicker... or perhaps someone will follow a link or two that is new to them and learn about something before I do... and share what they learn.
You know to click on read more link below for the rest, right?
February's MeetingSubmitted by cheesyone on Wed, 2007-03-07 16:58.
I had fully intended to make the February meeting, so I could meet some of you, and perhaps learn something useful. (There is just so MUCH that I need to learn!) Unfortunately, as they say "stuff happens" and my best laids plans went awry as a result.
Hashing out SambaSubmitted by Worzie on Mon, 2007-03-05 20:55. networking | Samba | Windown
I just recently wrestled with my little smb setup here to tighten the grip on who might be accessing my share. My intention is to simply share my own smb share I have running in VmWare with my XP host. My XP host is logged into a domain server not to the local machine. The Linux I have installed in VmWare is FC5 running from USB drive and using the NAT networking setting. My company has blocked DHCP to only those machines authenticated with by the domain server. I originally used the KDE Control Center to setup my smb sharing homes.
What distros have you installed lately?Submitted by Scott Dowdle on Mon, 2007-03-05 10:52. Fedora | RHEL | Scientific Linux
No, this isn't a repeat blog posting... as I continually download and install various distros. Since I'm very Red Hat centric, I'm all excited about the upcoming Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 release... that is coming out... maybe in March?!?
[Update: Looks like next week... March 14th.]
Fedora 7 Beta 2
Downloaded and installed Fedora 7 Test 2. Notice that Core is no longer part of the name because Core and Extras are in the process of being merged. I downloaded the LiveCD and it worked great. I was very impressed by the artwork. I did an install from the LiveCD and it worked well... and seemed faster than the boot-install method. The only things broken that I noticed were some warning messages during shutdown after doing the install... about not being able to unmount something... but it was of no consequence... and a few of the desktop apps didn't work... like Abiword for example. Other than that, it recognized the onboard Intel video chipset of my wife's Gateway branded box and worked with accelerated video... rotating cube and all.
For the rest of the story, click on the read more link below...
Ready for DST?Submitted by Worzie on Thu, 2007-03-01 16:13. Tips
Daylight Savings Time in the US. Is it the end of the world again March 11th 2007? For most of us our Linux boxes will be just fine. The DST change has been fixed in most modern Linux Distros. But if you are still using your 2.4 kernel based ancient distro, you may want to look into fixing it. That isn't what this tip is about rather proof that your box is going to make the switch. You should see this when you run the zdump command below:
zdump -v /etc/localtime | grep 2007
Multiple WiFi Cards in Linux?Submitted by cbohannan on Tue, 2007-02-27 18:05. kernel modules | networking | wifi
I am doing some research for Dr. Tang, a professor in the MSU Computer Science Department. He wants to find an optimal set of channels for a wireless mesh network for some networking metric. Some common metrics are Quality of Service (QoS), throughput, and latency. Of course any algorithms he wants to try out require testing in the simulation environment we use, called OpNet. OpNet is an unweildly beast, and I spend most of my time wrestling with it. The hard part is that for his research, Tang wants each node to have multiple radios. The simulator really doesn't like that.
Welcome to the BlogosphereSubmitted by cbohannan on Fri, 2007-02-23 14:36. Fedora Directory Server | LDAP | Nokia | Zaurus
This is my first blog post ever! I came to this weeks LUG during a very busy week because I didn't want to miss David Boreham presenting. I have a lot of respect for him ever since I interviewed with him to work at his company, Bozeman Pass Inc. I didn't get the job, but I did get to spend four hours learning things from him. I think he is a very wise man. I also needed to give him his book back. I've been holding on to On Intelligence for some time.
BozemanLUG - After the meetingSubmitted by Scott Dowdle on Fri, 2007-02-23 08:25. BozemanLUG | Fedora Directory Server | LDAP
Just wanted to thank David Boreham again for the presentation he did on Fedora Directory Server. 15 people (including myself and David) attended the meeting... which is the highest turnout we have had in a very long time... although I believe we easily have the potential for 3 times that number. I *SHOULD* have brought a camera and taken a few pictures but I didn't.
Birth of LDAP
David started off the presentation by explaining that quite a bit of the most recent development work on FDS (aka Red Hat Directory Server) was actually done here in Montana... by David and people who work for him. It was incredibly interesting to have an actual developer give a presentation and David has a long history in the industry and was able to give us a first-hand introduction into the birth of the ITU's X.500 protocol and how it was later scaled down and adapted to work over TPC/IP as LDAP by Tim Howes of the University of Michigan.
David then explained what LDAP was good for and what it wasn't so good for.
History of Fedora Directory Server
Since FDS is the continuation of the product formerly known as Netscape Directory Server and was aquired by Red Hat on June 1, 2005, David went over some of the history of the product and where it stands today.
For the rest of the story, click on the read more link below...
Stupid Mouse TrickSubmitted by Worzie on Thu, 2007-02-15 11:18. KDE | Tips
Short and sweet. Just discovered this trick. In KDE (currently using 3.5.4 FC5) if you move your mouse over the kpanel with more than one application running and over the apps or desktop area... you can use the scrolly mouse wheel to cycle through your apps. from all your desktops. An alternate keyboard method is with Alt+Tab/Ctrl+Tab but those will only alternate between apps. in the current desktop.


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