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Spent the morning packing up the tsunami of crap that seems to have overwhelmed my room during the past week or so. I also made a point of having a bath. The bathrooms at the Grand Hyatt are fabulous, being slate-tiled wet rooms that drain to some discreet, unseen place beneath the big square tub. I filled the bath literally to overflowing, suds slithering onto the floor, and then jumped into it sending more waves crashing everywhere till the floor was inches deep in water. I felt like a five year old. Loved it.
I made a last minute return run to the MORI art gallery design store, before joining the rest of the tour party in the hotels club lounge. We had to check out of our rooms but by way of compromise the hotel served us afternoon tea, which was extremely civilised, so we had somewhere to hang out before leaving the hotel around 4pm.
We flew out of Narita airport, which involved a very long drive through rush hour traffic but everyone was pretty mellow. Many people had a late one last night as a gesture towards giving Japan a respectable send off. Weve had a great time here; Tokyo has changed so much over the past five or ten years. Its New York now, an extremely cosmopolitan 24-hour city where you can find just about anything if you look in the right places.
The flight from Tokyo to Honolulu was another JAL charter which made things more comfortable for all. I was faintly astonished to discover that the flight time is only six and a half hours, having psyched myself up for another marathon all-nighter. Consequently it was a little hard to pace myself, but we muddled through. My great triumph of the flight was finishing the New York Times crossword from Saturdays International Herald Tribune, which Ive been working on since the weekend. Id got a good way into it, but Bruce helped me with some of the sport and America clues which leave me completely helpless. Im a big fan of the NYT crossword, though not infrequently I feel I could happily send Will Shortz a letter-bomb for clues like 'Junk mail a trucker might get?' (SEMICIRCULAR) or 'Graffiti on a jail wall?' (CONNOTATIONS).
Im writing this on the flight and weve just crossed the International Date Line, which means that its now Monday evening. When we land in Honolulu itll be 6.30am and itll be Tuesday morning again - the same Tuesday morning as when I was jumping in and out of the overflowing bath in Tokyo. Im not quite sure how best to visualise this, but for now I am just going for imagining that there are two Tuesdays this week, I think Ill be more psychologically able to deal with it that way than a Tuesday thats 50 hours long...
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Corzail Nicholson says he rarely saw people dressed up for work in his South Side neighborhood.
He grew up in low-income housing. Many who live there survive on minimum-wage work if they can get it.
When Nicholson started wearing slacks and a tie each day, people noticed.
"I'd get so many compliments," he says. "They would ask, 'Are you going to an interview?' "
He responded proudly that he was going to school, where he was required to dress professionally.
Nicholson had enrolled in a program that initially seemed too good to be true.
He was in Year Up, a nonprofit established in Boston in 2000 by Harvard Business School graduate Gerald Chertavian to give young adults from low-income backgrounds expertise in computers, programming and business settings.
The Chicago chapter opened in 2010, one of 12 nationally. Alan Anderson, executive director in Chicago and a former administrator for Chicago Public Schools, recalls a tough time recruiting students that first year.
"People thought I was selling snake oil," he says.
Here's the part that's hard to believe: Students get paid for going to school, receiving a stipend of about $150 a week. That's a lot when you have a household income of about $10,000, common among Year Up students.
Students spend the second half of the yearlong program as interns in Chicago, and during that time the stipend goes up to $225 weekly.
The program partners with dozens of community organizations as well as corporate heavyweights such as Google and Goldman Sachs.
From Day 1, students are required to dress for business. They can browse through a clothes closet if they need donated apparel, an internship coordinator told me.
Word has spread quickly about the program. About 2,000 interest forms were filled out this year, Anderson says. Two classes of 80 students are enrolled yearly, with plans to expand classes to 120.
Year Up isn't intended to replace college but to provide a path for a livable wage, usually around $15 an hour, to get impoverished young adults on their feet, according to Anderson.
Two alumni, Nicholson and Danielle Mitchell, told me about college dreams derailed by demands to make ends meet before joining Year Up.
Mitchell, 26, went from working as a janitor after leaving DePaul to providing software support for clients around the world as a Year Up intern at an engineering firm.
"Here I was, 24 years old, telling people how to use software," she says.
She laughs and adds: "I was on a power trip for a little while. It definitely boosted my confidence."
An administrative assistant for the last year, Mitchell is preparing to move into her own place. She is enjoying her independence. "I have definitely taken a hold of it," she says.
Not every student succeeds. Anderson says fewer than three in 10 leave in the first semester, which is spent in the classroom. Fewer than one 1 in 10 have left in the internship phase.
Some have too many barriers to overcome, he adds. Whether they log long hours at jobs outside the program or battle emotional scars from dangerous or shaky living situations, it's too much.
Nicholson, 23, nearly left after the suicide of a close friend. "I felt broken," he said. With help from counselors he stuck with it to become the most improved student in 2012.
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Using the "flipped classroom" concept, where the students do the readings and exercises and view the videos before class, was also rewarding. The students were in general well prepared for the discussion. I finished the class with not a sigh of relief but a sense of exultation. All of the work had paid off! Now if I can just keep track of all those drop down menus and little boxes….
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LAUGHLIN, Nev. (AP) - Fire officials say residents escaped unharmed from an intense fire that caused an estimated $1.4 million in damage overnight at a large home in Laughlin.
Clark County fire Batallion Chief Greg Cassell says a four-car garage was fully ablaze when firefighters arrived a little before 12:30 a.m. Friday at the home on a 2-acre property on West Casino Drive.
That's south and west of the main resort corridor in the Colorado River resort city.
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Firefighters from nearby Bullhead City and Fort Mojave in Arizona were summoned by mutual aid to help quell flames.
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When pondering the perfect male fantasy (as we often do on eyeball-freezing winter afternoons), our mind touches on bronzed blondes lining Caribbean beaches or, more unrealistically, finding a rent-stabilized apartment. Watching Adam Richman, the husky host of the Travel Channels gluttonous Man v. Food, stuff his maw with 72-ounce steaks or Brick Lane Curry Houses incendiary phaal curry? Hardly daydream material. Not so, says the Double Xs Greg Beato. According to him, American males are entering a new era of self-control and portion control. Cheesesteaks are out! Salads are in! Its time to be thin, thin, thin! And Richman is a sexy salmon swimming upstream. Richman sins to save us or at least give us voyeuristic reprieve from the virtuous restraint men are now expected to impose upon their desires, Beato writes.
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ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) -- A man is accused of pretending to be a member of rock band Pink Floyd at a Minnesota hospital -- and racking up as much as $100,000 in unpaid medical bills.
Police say the 53-year-old Monticello man went to St. Cloud Hospital for treatment April 20. He claimed he was Pink Floyd singer-guitarist David Gilmour and that he didn't have health insurance. He was treated and released, but not before signing an autograph.
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The 2014 Winter Olympics have come to a dramatic close, but we'll always have the Instagrams from the Games. Between competing in snowboarding, figure skating, skiing and more events, American Olympians – like Julia Mancuso, Gracie Gold and Shaun White – snapped amazing photos and posted them to Instagram. These 10 athletes from Team USA saw the most engagement during the Games in terms of likes and comments. Here they are with some of their most interesting posts. Enjoy!
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Wait, there's more to life than figure skating?
Sure, the Winter Games are over, but there's plenty of action on the streets of Hollywood and beyond.
Here's what you missed this weekend if you were too busy perfecting your triple lutz:
5. Katy Perry Really Did Kiss a GirlHope her boyfriend don't mind it! Perry puckered up to Miley Cyrus during the latter's Saturday's tour stop in Los Angeles. While singing "Adore You," Cyrus slinked off the stage to lock lips with Perry, who was in the front row.
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A big part of Sochi's closing ceremony was dedicated to the ceremonial passing of the Olympics to South Korea, who will be hosting the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang.
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It was the whack heard around the world and Nancy Kerrigan has been largely silent about it – until now.
The now-retired Olympic medal-winning figure skater agreed to participate in the NBC documentary Nancy & Tonya, which debuts Sunday just before the Winter Olympics closing ceremony. Its airing marks the 20th anniversary of the 1994 Winter Olympics figure skating competition and highlights the scandal that gripped the nation.
Both Kerrigan and Tonya Harding – who has been more vocal over the years about the infamous incident – sit down for the documentary and offer differing viewpoints on what happened after Kerrigan was struck in the knee just prior to the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Detroit in January 1994.
"It's sad, the bizarre craziness that all transpired," Kerrigan says in the documentary, per the New York Post. "It's too bad, because she's talented."
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Though NBC cut the Sochi mascots (Bear, Leopard and Hare) from the opening ceremony, Russia made them a crucial part of the closing ceremony.
Originally posted 02/23/2014 01:45PM
Sochi's closing ceremony referenced Russia's proud history of composition by having piano virtuoso Denis Matsuev emerge from a cloud of smoke and blast through a Rachmaninov composition like he was playing Metallica.
Originally posted 02/23/2014 12:35PM
More celebrities are standing up for stray dogs in Sochi.
Originally posted 02/23/2014 12:10PM
Russia actually has a pretty good sense of humor about that whole "ring fail" thing in the Sochi opening ceremony, referencing the now-famous incident during the closing ceremony.
Originally posted 02/21/2014 01:00PM
Have there been more falls this year than ever before at the Sochi Winter Olympics? It seems likely – in skiing, women are competing on courses built for men, while figure skating changed its scoring rules to encourage more risky quad jumps.
But we're not here to speculate about the causes. We're here to gawk at nasty crashes. Because although these Winter Olympic athletes possess the speed, strength and endurance to shame us normal humans, when they fall, they're just like the rest of us.
See the 17 most wince-worthy wipeouts of the 2014 Winter Olympics below. We separated them out by sport, so you can find your favorite flavor of failure.
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As a mysterious ailment plunged him toward blindness and depression, one night in 2007 Olympic bobsledder Steven Holcomb washed down 73 pills with Jack Daniels, hoping for an endless sleep. Then something strange happened.
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Our luxury villa with upgraded facilities located on popular Calabay Parc, a quiet exclusive development with wide landscaped roads and oversize plots is close to shops, restaurants and all main attractions. Sleeps 8 comfortably in two master bedrooms with king sized beds, walk in wardrobes and luxury en-suite bathrooms and two themed (one Disney) twin bedrooms sharing a third bathroom. All bedrooms have cable TV, the large family room has cable TV, DVD and a separate 'den' for the kids includes a cable TV, PS 2 and games. The open plan kitchen/ dining area is fully equipped and includes all appliances. Doors from both the family room and master bedrooms lead out to a heated swimming pool with Jacuzzi/ spa. The extended deck area is private as the property is not 'back to back' with another. Games room and PC with high speed internet. Well equipped with upgraded finishes and fittings and quality contemporary furnishings, this villa is your ideal location for your Disney dream holiday.
Calabay Parc: Calabay Parc is situated in a quiet location on Highway 27, close to both Interstate 4 and Highway 192 and only a short drive to all major attractions (Disney 15min. Universal 30min.) The villa and surroundings are maintained to the highest standards by a local management company who are always available for help and advice.
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Nearest Pharmacy (Walgreens) 1 mile (8am to 11pm) Pharmacies also at Publix and Walmart and 24 hour pharmacies and walk in medical centres on Highway 192 within 6 miles of the villa.
Nearest table service restaurants (Cracker Barrel, Applebees and Bennigans) within 1 to 3 miles and many more (Sizzlers, Ponderosa, Dennys etc.) within 6 miles.
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Joyce or Peter Nuttall purchased this villa in 2003
Why Joyce or Peter Nuttall chose Calabay Parc
We visited Orlando in late September 2001 looking for a holiday property and at that time Calabay Parc was in early stages of development. We visited only 2 weeks after 9/11 and for obvious reasons we were nervous about buying. However we couldn't stop thinking about the properties that we had seen, particularly Calabay Parc and we booked to go back for another look renting a property on Calabay. We were attracted to the location because of it being in a quiet area but still close to all attractions, shopping, dining etc. We also thought that the builder/developer was a bit of a cut above his contemporaries putting extra touches into the villa designs to make them stand out. By late 2003 there were very few plots left but we were lucky enough to be there when a buyer pulled out of a sale of a premium plot at the far end of the development so away from any road noise from highway 27 and with a large open area to the rear which would give complete privacy to the pool area, a rarity at that time as developers were putting villas back to back to maximise the number of properties on a development. We paid extra for the plot and when we sat with the builder to choose finishes, fixtures, fittings and furnishings paid extra again for higher quality. We were also impressed that the builder insisted on wall colour, door colour, elevation, exterior light fittings etc. being different to the villas either side and opposite to maintain the diverse development layout that had already been established.
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In terms of atmosphere, the place is beautiful - an interior designer's dream come true. The theme of a feed and grain warehouse extends to almost everything (little burlap sacks hold the bill, even). We got there early-ish and with the place fairly empty you could really appreciate all the work that obviously went into creating the elegant/rustic effect. Maybe a little *too* themey, but that's nitpicking.
The food seemed almost like an after-thought when compared to such carefully executed decor. We got an assortment of smaller plates, including two specials, hoping to sample a variety of things and benefit from the freshest ingredients. Overall, everything was bland or out of balance, or otherwise underwhelming.
Fried mushrooms with aioli seemed intriguing, but they ended up being exactly how they sound - whole button mushrooms in breading, deep-fried. The kind of thing that should either surprise you with its simple, unexpected fried goodness, or doesn't seem to warrant a place on the menu at all. They were just OK. Fried calamari was above average in moistness, but considering how dry most fried calamari is I think that says more about other restaurants than this one. The portions for both fried app's were fair-to-generous, although neither was tasty enough that it mattered much.
The specials were baba ganoush and an heirloom tomato salad. The baba ganoush was served hot -a first for me - and came with too-thick, too-hard slices of baguette. The bread was completely wrong for the dip, drowning out its delicate flavor and clashing with its texture. When we tried the dip straight or with softer bread its seasoning came through a little better. Still, I found it too close to bland. The heirloom salad had chunks of tomato that were somehow over *and* under ripe. I'm not a salt fiend at all, and I can't think of a single time I've salted food at a restaurant, but these needed salt to bring out any fruity-ness in the dish. We thought that the strips of cheese on top of the salad were maybe supposed to be the salty element, but they were bland and didn't give any balance at all to the tomatoes (the cheese also had a curious texture, which I actually didn't mind, that reminded me of licorice -- the strips were very glossy and almost waxy). We also shared a crab cake sandwich ($20). The cake itself was good - sweet, nicely textured, crisp - but it was served on a soft roll that was spread with whole-grain dijon mustard. I love the stuff, but it overpowered the crab cake. I thought it was an odd choice considering it usually shows up to cut the fatty richness of sausage, beef, and the like. To my palate, the crab was drowned out by such a pungent mustard.
In all, we walked out for around $75 (including tax and tip, no alcohol) pretty disappointed. I've had the lunch special at Restaurant Eve and thought everything was excellent; I also really like the Majestic and I've had lots of fish and chips at Eammon's. I'm a fan of Cathal Armstrong's commitment to Old Town and his work on school lunch programs, but my ultimate loyalty is to food not chefs! Virtue gives the impression of a project where the design team responsible for the space was motivated and genuinely inspired, but the food team lacked that spark. After this dinner I'm feeling pretty skeptical about the place.
Before I write it off (at least for a while), I'm wondering if anyone else has maybe had entrees there, or made better choices among the small plates? It occurred to us as the meal was winding down that maybe Virtue's real virtue lies in being Alexandria's most stylish, comfortable, and scenic bar - we weren't drinking and so maybe we missed its best charms? I would go back for a drink with visitors, maybe, just to enjoy the ambiance. But unless I hear of undiscovered gems on the food menu Virtue won't be a dining spot for us...
I've only been there once for dinner and another for Brunch, but here is what I like/Dont:
Cocktails - Delicious, good beer list too.
Deviled Eggs - Fabulous! The best I've ever had outside of homemade, tasty, not sulfur-y, nice texture and a wonderful flavor.
Mac and Cheese - Again, wonderful!
Pigs in a Blanket - Bigger than traditional, flaky crust with a pretty good sausage tucked inside -Served with their heavy mustard.
Crubeens (Pig's Feet) - Interesting and tasty, VERY Rich (obviously) and would order again for the table to share, but not to consume myself.
Bone Marrow - BORING and tasteless! But then again, I've only had marrow a few times and none have knocked my socks off - So I am wondering if it is just no big deal to me (Someone prove me wrong, please!) The bread it comes with was hard and bland .
Brunch - I had the Corned Beef Hash, which was god, but not corned enough for me - The Egg (Yes, only 1) was cooked perfectly - As was my Wife's Eggs Benedict - I can't tell you how many times I have sent back benedict because the eggs were hard - I know it sounds simple to be able to cook an egg perfectly - But I am amazed at how many restaurants can't do it.
The Continental Buffet that came with the Brunch ($18 solo, $23 for that an a menu order) was delicious- Fruit, good pastries, Ham, cheese, etc.
So there ARE good options here - As well as Duds. We just all have to help each other get through the minefield :)
I don't think Virtue has ever billed itself as a foodie dining destination. More like a neighborhood hangout with excellent cocktails and upscale pub grub. I've found all the beer-themed hoptails to be delicious and the beer selection to be one of the better ones in Old Town. I really liked the crubeens; I think it would make an excellent porky burger if it was served on a bun. Maybe too rich for some but just right for me. I also thought the roast chicken was cooked perfectly. There wasn't anything unusual or exotic or "knock your socks off" about it. Just half a roasted chicken, very moist, that tasted like chicken. Like tommyskitchen's comment on the eggs, you'd be suprised how many restaurants screw up something basic like roast chicken.
To me, Eve is a special occasions sort of place. We've celebrated our anniversary there every year since it opened. The Lickety Split menu in the bar is an occasional treat as well. Majestic is more of a relaxed atmosphere place with a simpler menu. Virtue is a really nice bar that happens to serve food. It's where you go for brunch on the weekend or to relax with a beer and maybe something to munch on and play Ms. Pac Man.
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Thanks for your thoughts. I think there's a fair question of whether a place opened by the chef of one of the highest rated restaurants in the DC metro area should be held to a higher standard than someone who opens a "really nice bar that happens to serve food." I don't think Armstrong puts himself out there as a guy who "happens to serve food"! I think that might hurt his feelings. :)
I do think your assessment is right, though - the place is a great bar without a doubt. I just had higher expectations for the food from someone whose other places are above average. The chowhound in me (not a foodie! too poor/cheap) wants every place, modest or extravagant, to do something knock-the-socks off. I'm an Old Town resident so this was a pretty close "destination." I didn't travel far... just wanted something worth the money. Maybe it's just not for me. Thanks again for the response.
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Well, there's where we differ. I don't expect every place to knock my socks off. If I did, I'd never wear socks to a restaurant. Usually, I'm happy if they don't go overboard on the salt, foam, or e coli.
You had a somewhat similar situation that happened with the owner of Cafe Saint-Ex downtown. When it opened, it was simple bistro fare with a few seafood options. Since then, their meals are have gotten a bit more exotic and upscale to meet the needs of their customers. The place became so popular, he opened Bar Pilar to be more of an informal hangout with simple bar food like deepfried tater tots and Bacon Marys. But eventually, that became just as popular and customers demanded more upscale fare. I'm sure that Virtue will adjust their menu to meet demands; if nobody buys the crubeeens, they'll probably be replaced by something else. I just hope it's not cupcakes.
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re: monkeyrotica
I'd second monkeyerotica's review completely. They do have a "feast" that is the chefs choice for 4 that I found great - all about $70 for 4 people. The last one I had was a whole rockfish with several bowls of vegetables - all were great.
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Agreed. Shepherd's Pie is good.
Also enjoyed the brunch quite a bit. Good quality food, well cooked and tasty. Can't go wrong.
I had a nice lunch there, had the Pope's lunch. But I appreciate a nice place for casual food done well. It is a really nice place for lunch or a drink after work. I haven't had any of the entrees yet though. But I am happy with well made casual.
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I would assume it changes based on how often their other specials change. They are pretty responsive to twitter or phone calls?
While I am not a huge fan of Virtue's menu, there are a few things on there that I go there to snack on. Something things that come to mind include:
Mac and Cheese (what is there not to love)
Adobo wings (not exactly the original Filipino style, but tasty nonetheless)
Fried calamari (can you really screw up anything that is fried?)
Haddock chowder (not sure if it is still on the menu)
Short ribs (may not be on the menu during summer?)
What I go to Virtue however for are the hoptails. Leave it again to Todd Thrasher to come up with some innovative, tasty, and killer drinks to serve, cleverly named hoptails as they are beer inspired. They are all absolutely delicious, made with their homemade mixers, bitters, etc. I've yet to have one that I didn't enjoy. The "I Did It For George" is just the thing after an exhausting day in the office. And the second one makes it even better.
Unlike most of my friends, I prefer sitting at the downstairs bar. It is large, and the bartenders are great, and they know how to make some great beverages. But even if I am just craving an ice cold Rolling Rock on a hot day, it is a great place to pull up a stool.
Back to the food, I would much rather have a full meal at Restaurant Eve or Brabo, but I do like to snack at Virtue on ocassion. As I also like to snack at Columbia Firehouse. But to me, it's the drinks, the atmosphere, and the bartenders that keep me coming back to Virtue! Cheers! -mJ
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Second the ribs. They also serve a perfectly roasted chicken dish that basically half a roast chicken in a lasagna pan with a pile of potatoes and a side salad. Easily feeds two so if you're the type that complains about middling portions, get the chicken. The cockles are a nice alternative to the mussels and I can't think of anyone else who serves cockles. My favorite is the deconstructed crubeens; basically shredded and chopped pigs feet, breaded, and deepfried. Intensely rich porkiness. I think they should serve it with a fried egg in a crumpet and call it the "Good Morning Crubeen."
Virtue serves a Tistan & Isolde cocktail that is one of the finest ones I've ever had. One of the ingredients gave it a wonderful honeysuckle aroma and flavor. Floral and sweet without being cloying. I was truly sad when it was finished drinking it.
I heard that the management changed hands from the Restaurant Eve group, so I expected some changes on my last visit. I was deeply disappointed to see what the new folks had done to the former creative wine list. The mass-market, find-them-in-your-local-Safeway wines have revealed that the new management is taking a good two steps back from the creative drinks program it once had. And if the drinks program goes south at Virtue, what is really left worth visiting? Even Carlton is gone! Too many other places with good wine programs in Old Town - Vermilion, Brabo, Eve, Firehouse... None try and serve me Kendall Jackson like Virtue did!


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I'm just wonderin' HMJC...are all the Obama bashers gonna be able to transfer all this negative energy into electing a Republican President of the United States in 2016?
Jimmy you know what? Admittedly I can not honestly answer that question and you know what? if a legitimate Dem candidate rises to the top; I am not opposed to going that way. As cliché as this sounds, I am more interested in what's best for ALL Americans. Regardless of who history blames; the Nobama presidency has been 8 of the worst years this country has endured. Frankly Hillary isn't the answer either. This next election needs to be more about healing the country as opposed to "making history" with the first female president. At this point I think my vote is a toss up between Mickey Mouse or Joe dirt... Love Ya mean It,
This writer captures what Obama is up against.
"A N***** in the White House."
I admit that he is in a challenging position; my point still is he has not rose to the occasion. To be fair, his lack of experience plays a huge role in his mis-steps. This still does not excuse him for the litany of bad decisions, failed policies, and inability to find a way to make it work. That's what leaders do; they keep pushing until they find a way; 6 years is plenty of time to find a way. I respect your loyalty but sooner or later even you will to concede at some point that he has not been part of the solution.
HMJC: IF (big if) "even you (me)will concede at some point that he has not been part of the solution...:" That statement will be accompanied with the qualifier that this do-nothing Congress contributed NOTHING towards being part of the solution.
Lord bless this country. If only they could work together and drop their pride, and realize they are suppose to do what is best for America. Is Obama a good a president, maybe or maybe not, but he is definitely not the worse president, maybe the most disrespected and we all know why. They want to impeach him (lol), if Bush was not impeached no one ever will be. The last good president this country had was during the time of Clinton, and this is coming from a True Republican.
At the end of the day we all have our own assessments. I still believe regardless of where you stand History and the lack of any type of tangible progress will speak for itself. I also still stand by the ideology of the man at the head table ultimately being responsible to try and make it work. We for some reason do not acknowledge the countless times Nobama has doubled down and stated my way or no way. Yes, Congress has failed as well but for someone who claimed to be someone to unify the country and congress; Epic Fail period.
I agree, but Bush as a president was 10 times worse. When 2016 comes, we will blame the next person in office, this is the norm of the American people, always playing the blame game. At least I can say that under the Obama administration we have not experienced something as horrific as 9/11. We need people in Congress that care for the American people, instead of their own egos and pride.
BHO IS living with it. He is the most disrespected President since WWII by some. Not the worst. Besides, Pulliam has id'd himself as a Republican. And the virulence directed at BHO is at fever pitch. Palin is now calling for his impeachment. The extremists of which Palin is part of, is even disavowed by Boehner and other Establishment Republicans. Yet there continues to exist a degree of animosity within Tea Party members and hardline Republicans never before seen in the National Political arena. At least not, since WWII.
Sarah Palin is an idiot and one of the most ignorant women ever. She still cannot accept defeat and the humiliation that they endured. One thing I have noticed about the blogs, everyone is going to side with whom they agree. Not blaming Bush, just making a point!!!!! Let me do something constructive and not get in a battle with bloggers!!!!!
@Pulliam. I think you are a contributor, not a combatant.
However, Sarah Palin is INDEED an idiot and is considered a Queen within the Tea Party.
TOT was a combatant. But, he took his ball and glove and left the playing field.
Identifying yourself as a true Republican doesn't carry any weight if you aren't consistent with what you are for or are talking about. As a said before the Republican Party is the most divisified of the two party for the differing of beliefs. For instance a a Republican can be a RINO, Progressive, Tea Party, Libertarian or a Conservative. A RINO or a Progressive Republican is more likely to call Sarah Palin an idiot, denounce a legitimate poll that identifies Obama as the worst President since WWII and still blame Bush as the worst,claim Clinton as over the actual best Reagan, post a blog that the best man won the 2012 presidential election "Obama" and state that Obama is the most disrespected president over "Bush". Just listen to yourselves if Obama is more disrespected than Bush why are you still blaming Bush for Obama's failures. That in itself is a whopper!
I know a true Republican adheres to the rule of law "The USConstitution" Obama doesn't and by your actions you fall in line as a RINO or a Progressive see:
Don't even try to change real history and especially who you actually are!
..and please stop doing this too!
What really blows my mind sometimes is the constant references to Bush. As I have previously commented; every time there is a negative allegation; the answer is well he is not as bad as Bush...
I am not the sharpest knife in the tool shed but even if he was not as bad as Bush; He is still BAD! Its directly akin to a little kid getting caught doing something wrong and instantly stating "little Johnny did this to..." Bush was no genius but you know what? He is a Patriot and when 9/11 happened he polarized this country and brought the nation together. He definitely has some negative history to live with but like it or not his legacy will be far more favorable than Nobama.
Obama is out there saying that the Republicans are playing politics even though as our Chief executive that's all he does because of his lack of leadership. Hell I have more leadership ability than he does so do you HMJC and Chief just because of the positions we held in the U.S. Army with over 20 years of device.
Politics overwhelms substantial reality with Obama. He doesn't lead with Benghazi, IRS and Va scandals but he has a pen and a phone in regards to healthcare and immigration. His executive orders are less in numbers than his predecessors however if you look deeper you will discover that his predecessors didn't attempt or change laws on the books without congressional approval. Now here are dome numbers that really tells the story. In the same time period Obama has attended 393 fundraiser to 216 for GWB. GWB attended 338 for the entire 8 years. Obama has attended more than 30 fund raisers in 2014 and that's an average of 1 every 6 days. Yesterday he attended 3 in Denver, Dallas and Austin yet he still proclaims the Republicans as politicizing immigration reform while he don't enforce the law and refuses to go to the border and see the debacle for himself. He said he don't do photo ops, please!
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You are right about one thing Sebe: Ozone Al did in fact point at the Inconvenient Truth about Global Warming.
And Conservatives are Blinded by Science.
@Sebe: Is global warming a scientific fact or just some Liberals with their panties in a wad making vapid claims?


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