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Exactly one week remains until Election Day and both candidates for Virginia's Senate seat are making a hard push for every last vote. Senator George Allen made a campaign stop at the Omni Hotel in Charlottesville today but was greeted by anti-war protests outside the event and an aggressive protester inside.
After a 45 minute rally that featured speeches by Allen's wife and North Carolina Senator Elizabeth Dole, Allen was approached by a man and asked why he had spit in the face of his first wife. After Allen did not answer, the man became aggressive and Allen staffers and supporters tackled him to the ground and forcibly removed him from the hotel.
Shortly after the incident, a noticeably shaken George Allen addressed the media, brushing off the incident, saying things like this happen. Allen then addressed a CNN poll that shows him 4 points down to his Democratic Challenger Jim Webb.
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Allen left Charlottesville and headed back to Richmond where he had another campaign stop. Meanwhile, Webb was on the campaign trail in Martinsville with former Governor Mark Warner.
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Sure, you know that whole spices taste better, cost less and have a much longer shelf life than pre-ground, but what do you do when the recipe calls for only a teaspoon of this and a half-teaspoon of that? You use a beautiful mortar and pestle like this one of course! Don't be fooled by the many look-alikes out there. This set is excellently proportioned and finished and well worth the extra two or three dollars. If, after a lot of use, the grinding surfaces lose their "bite" roughen them with some tough 80 to 120 grit silicon carbide wet/dry sandpaper. (Hand wash them afterward.) This makes an excellent gift for any serious cook.I recommend this product.
Great kitchen basic or gift
Blend your own spice mixes (why pay a fortune for spice blends?), make rubs for ribs and chicken, make small batches of salsa, mash garlic, onions, etc. for recipes.
I sent this to my sister-in-law who is just getting in to growing and drying her own herbs and she loved it! Marble is nice and heavy for its size and does not absorb stains or odors.
Once you are hooked on the mortar and pestle, come back and order a larger one for bigger batches. You'll love this (and will get out some agression too!)I recommend this product.
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This is the first time I am using a mortar and pestle. I bought it to grind down whole allspice when I am seasoning meat and fish. I am very pleased with the results so far. I have not used it for anything else, yet. The mortar and pestle seem to have the tendency to retain the color of the allspice if it is not washed immediately after grinding, so I expect it to be discolored years from now. It is very sturdy though, so I DO expect to get many years use out of it.I recommend this product.
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- December 14, 2010
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I love the marble mortar and pestle that I ordered from you. It is perfect for herbs, nuts, anything that you need to "process." It looks great on my counter (which never hurts), and I look forward to many years of use. For anyone thinking about ordering, it is a perfect size and excellent quality. Thanks for a great product!I recommend this product.
- June 15, 2010
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I love this product. For solid marble it was a great price. I tried it on grinding whole spices for Masala Spice. With whole cardamons and star anise as part of the ingredients, I was surprised it only took me about 20 minutes to grind to a nice powder.I recommend this product.
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People might be laughing, but it worked pretty good!
I live in Alaska and at times things are hard to find around here or it's way expensive. I have used this mortar and pestle several times since I have purchased it, and it has been a real treat to use!I recommend this product.
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It's just beautiful! The kind of item you would like to display in your kitchen counter. Inside it has little ridges so that it makes the job at hand easier. It has a good welght. The pestle is shiny but the end is unfinished which helps the grinding process. Together they grind any ingredient faster. I have noticed that it hasn't acquired any smell or odors from any of the foods I've put in there which is great because I can use it for all foods without the fear of having and savory flavors crossing over to the sweet ones. It came in a small box with the pestle on top. It's very easy to clean. I would recommend this to anyone especially if they are short on space.I recommend this product.
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- December 29, 2008
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I've had a similar mortar and pestle for years that I love. It's especially great for grinding up small dried chili peppers like birdseye chilis. My brother was over one day, and we were cooking together. (Cooking is a passion with everyone in my family.) He was grinding up herbs and started quizzing me about where I got my mortar and pestle. He's often admired it for its quality and perfect size, but this time told me that he had been looking for one with no luck. I decided to see if I could find it online for him when I saw this one. It's nearly identical to mine and at close to the same price I paid years ago. I think he'll be pleased to see it on Christmas morning.I recommend this product.
- September 10, 2008
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Great kitchen basic or gift
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I sent this to my sister-in-law who is just getting in to growing and drying her own herbs and she loved it! Marble is nice and heavy for its size and does not absorb stains or odors.
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- By: Olga
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My problem: They are going to be there at least 12 months. I need them to have some sort of network down there. What i buy i want to be able to bring back to the school and use here, nothing is permanent. It cant cost the earth (but i also realise its not going to be free). There are 360 kids, 12+ staff. I have zero experience of anything like this.
1) We have a p2p connection from one building to another. There is no clear line of sight so if this is the way we go it means bouncing the signal off another building and then to "hogwarts" as its known.
2)Clone our network, have a wireless system put in, use mobile devices such a netbooks...but what happens after 12 months? My plan was that the DC at hogwarts would come back and be used as a member server on my "real" network. Wireless replaces what we currently have left over from the fire (we had managed HP, might be a good excuse to get Ruckus).
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Vikings Lead 14-10 At HalfPosted by on September 26, 2010 – 12:52 pm
The Lions were able to tack on 3 more points by way of a 33-yard FG from K Jason Hanson as time expired in the 2nd quarter. Detroit got the ball back with 54 seconds remaining in the 1st half on a tipped pass from Vikings QB Brett Favre that floated into the hands of Lions CB Alphonso Smith. Smith returned the INT to the Detroit 49-yard line.
Lions QB Shaun Hill and Co. drove the ball down to the Minnesota 15-yardline setting up the Hanson FG.
Through the 1st half, Vikings RB Adrian Peterson leads all rushers with 53 yards on 13 attempts and 1 TD. Favre has completed 12 of 16 passes for 106 yards, 1 TD and an INT. The Purple defense has been stout allowing just 7 first downs and 152 net yards.
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By 12 time world champs on Sep 26, 2010 | Reply
How many cheap flags are you going to get. Phantom holding call on a lions run to the ten, cheap call on a tap on favre's head a cheap hold on another Favre pick. now you should have had a fumble. Your lucky you are playing the Lions. By the way, that Hank basket looks good.
By TWVIKE on Sep 26, 2010 | Reply
12 time world ASS- Come see me, I will show you a tap to the head!
By 12 time world champs on Sep 26, 2010 | Reply
With your lips, because I know what head YOU are talking about.
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Get a life you loser!!!!
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Pupils growing up in London's most deprived areas are to be given lessons in mental health thanks to a £75 million grant from the Big Lottery Fund.
HeadStart, which was launched at the Amy Winehouse Foundation ball last night, aims to increase the emotional resilience of children aged 10 to 14 as they move to secondary school.
The programme, supported by X Factor runner-up Jahmene Douglas, has been created in response to research by members of the fund's youth panel, who found mental health was among their peers' top concerns.
This reinforces a finding in last month's report by the Government's chief medical officer, Professor Dame Sally Davies, that 75 per cent of adult mental health problems take grip before the age of 18.
Working with partnerships in 12 areas across England, including Lewisham and Newham, HeadStart will try through early intervention to pre-empt mental health problems, which often result in social exclusion, abuse, crime and poor physical health such as obesity. Douglas, who was beaten by his father and developed sleeping and eating disorders, told the Standard that having someone to turn to at school would have helped him.
The 22-year-old from Birmingham, who once tried to kill himself, said: "There was no one to talk to about the situation. If I had had someone I could have had confidence in, I would have opened up. But instead I just put on a front. If I had had something like this I think I could have coped a lot quicker, so it's very nice to be a part of it."
Dharmendra Kanani, the fund's director for England, said: "Body change, mental change, peer group change — everything happens to you at the same time with very little attention paid to your mental health.
"For many young people, how they feel about themselves, their self-esteem, confidence or negative peer pressure can become deeply troubling, take root and lead to crime, self-harm or even suicide. But with the right support and access to help at this key transition stage of our lives we aim to show that young people can be given a head start to lead happier, more fulfilling lives."
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Use real maple syrup in this recipe for a more complex dish. The syrup brings out the natural sweetness in the squash. And while the squash roasts, the sugars caramelize, intensifying the flavor. The darker the syrup, the richer the flavor.
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Preheat oven to 425°.
Cut each squash in half lengthwise. Discard seeds and membranes. Cut each half crosswise into 1-inch-thick slices; peel. Combine syrup, oil, salt, and pepper in a large bowl, stirring well. Add squash; toss to coat.
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Wealth Inequality Video Goes Viral, Stirs Debateby Free Britney at . Updated at . Comments
When you hear "viral video," you probably associate it with the Harlem Shake or a swimming cat, rather than an examination of American wealth inequality.
Clearly, this is not your typical viral video.
This six-and-a-half-minute-long examination of "Wealth Inequality In America" was created a few months ago, but is being rapidly shared this afternoon. Why?
The message that United States wealth distribution is very uneven is something even most mildly informed people are aware of - and think sucks.
Its anonymous creator said he was struck by the economics and wanted to find a good way of visualizing it. Reddit and Mashable apparently approved.
What's clever about the video is that it uses our familiarity with the subject as a rhetorical weapon - what we think inequality looks like vs. reality.
Then we also learn what people say they wish it looked like - still unequal and far from socialism, but less alarming. Definitely food for economic thought.
Keep voting for the republicans all you brainwashed teabags, and pretty soon you will have NOTHING!
Wealth inequality? Every year I pay around $3,000.00 to the treasury department n taxes I owe, after so much in taken out of my paycheck. The inequality rests with the individuals, who don't work, sit on their lazy asses, and get free money from the government, which is run by an inept President. Maybe those poor people, are just inferior, and not really lazy pos, who play the system.


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It's a pity that our society has gone down to such level where its almost impossible to trust any one completely..one will always be apprehensive..!!
wht do you say..??
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Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none - William ShakespeareAnswered by Francisco, 02 May 06:07 pm
Everybody needs a few trusted friends.
Everybody needs a few trusted friends.
Coz these days...brking trust become a fashionAnswered by Manju Sikri, 02 May 05:59 pm
imaandaari aur wishwaas ...kahin kho rahe hain
aur sabse badi baat wishwaas todne wale hi wishwaas nahi kar pate kisi par.,
imaandaari aur wishwaas ...kahin kho rahe hain
aur sabse badi baat wishwaas todne wale hi wishwaas nahi kar pate kisi par.,
Never trust anyone. All sail in same situation.Answered by victor, 03 May 02:02 am
True...but who make the society? Aren't we part and parcel of the society? And also to trust anyone is to take a risk, one cannot be sure how will that person be (I mean trustworthy or not!) until and unless s/he takes a risk...some time somewhere I believe there are still a few souls who are trustworthy if only we allow them to trust us first..Answered by Annes, 02 May 09:41 pm
Yes it is true as things and situation stands we cant trust anyone just like that.....!Answered by Bhuvana, 02 May 06:51 pm
Yes,western culture n life style has adversely impacted our daily living,thinking n doing.Answered by Damodar Biswal, 02 May 06:36 pm
Yes, now one has to request and say "trust me please"Answered by INDER VIG, 02 May 06:23 pm
Yes.. and times have changed and people now look at people doing good without any expectations with doubt..Answered by Juliana, 02 May 05:51 pm
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Psion's largest shareholder is set to oppose the company's plan to sell its £135.7m stake in Symbian, the smartphone software joint venture.
Phoenix Asset Management Partners is urging other shareholders to vote against the plan next week, arguing that Psion should instead push for a potentially lucrative Symbian flotation. Phoenix holds 56 million shares, or about 13.1 percent of Psion. Psion chairman David Potter holds the second-largest stake, with 12 percent of the company, and has promised to vote in favour of the deal. Phoenix is the first big shareholder to announce its opposition, although others have criticised the move.
Psion is planning to sell its 31 percent stake in Symbian to Nokia, a move which would give Nokia control over the smartphone software maker. The sale would be a shift away from Psion's roots -- Psion created the software that forms the basis for the Symbian OS. It could also damage Symbian's credibility in the mobile phone world by making it at least appear to be a pawn of Nokia, according to some industry observers.
For some Psion shareholders, the concern is that Psion will gain an immediate influx of cash at the expense of a far more lucrative IPO later on. Phoenix pointed out that shipments of Symbian-powered phones more than tripled to 6.67 million devices in 2003, with more than one million shipping in December.
In a statement responding to Phoenix, Psion noted that an IPO would require the approval of all Symbian shareholders, and warned there was an increasing divergence of interest between Symbian shareholders who were also Symbian customers -- companies such as Nokia -- and those who were not, such as Psion.
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Up to 50 percent of all neo-natal deaths in the developing world occur within the first 24 hours of delivery, largely the result of inadequate access to healthcare and precarious conditions at birth. In this perilous environment, how can high infant mortality rates be reduced? That was the challenge frog was asked to solve by Bill Gates, as part of his guest editor stint for Wired magazine's December 2013 issue focusing on lifesaving innovations. Jonas Damon, frog creative director and project lead, discusses frog's prototype for a holistic support system to help mothers and vulnerable newborns.
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Sometime around 1996 I found myself standing in the upstairs library of a drafty, suburban Chicago Victorian owned by a mentor, marveling at what seemed to be a neurotic collection of books. He had volumes on cooking, social science, biology, business, systems engineering, anthropology, architecture, comics, painting, science fiction, classic literature, graphic design, and a batch of academic papers, among others. When we went book shopping together, I often left with a stack in hand similar to what was on his shelves, despite other intentions.
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The notion of "design thinking" has emerged as a topic of great discussion in recent years among design practitioners, educators across disciplines, and organizations of all kinds. Whether you're a student, graduate, or seasoned veteran you'll find value in the following dialogue which explores some of its many interpretations and applications.
This interview was conducted by Dianne Hardin, a Master of Design Candidate at The University of Cincinnati, College of Design, Art, Architecture & Planning as part of her research for the DMI FutureED project. Hardin wanted to get perspectives on design thinking from practitioners responsible for providing it to clients and teaching it to students. This past summer, she spoke with frog Design Research Director Jon Freach and Associate Creative Director Lauren Serota, who are also founding professors at the Austin Center for Design, which aims to transform society through design and design education.
By Ernest Beck - November 12, 2013
The average, postage stamp-sized urban kitchen is a very inefficient use of space, as most New Yorkers will tell you. Sitting on the counter, in all their oversized glory, are any number of machines that grind, puree, juice, cook, brew and occupy valuable kitchen real estate. Each of these machines has its own motor, power supply and controls, and each is doing its own thing independently of the other. "It's a very fractured environment, a redundant combination of one-off systems that don't talk to each other," says Jonas Damon, frog creative director.
By Andreas Markdalen (www.twitter.com/AMarkdalen) - November 11, 2013
When French philosopher and writer Gilles Ménage commented on the humanist translations of Nicolas Perrot d'Ablancourt some four hundred years ago, he was criticizing the re-interpreted dimension of beauty that the translator had added to the original work.
"Translations, like women, can be either faithful or beautiful, but not both" wrote Ménage referring to a brief romance he had once had in the past, and went on to describe the lost connection between the original piece and the translators' repurposed sibling.
By Brandon Edwards - November 7, 2013
In 2007 frog opened its Shanghai studio in response to China's growing economy. Today it serves as the company's Asia-Pacific headquarters, servicing clients in markets including China, Singapore, Japan, South Korea and Thailand.
The studio's co-founder, Executive Creative Director Brandon Edwards was recently featured in the book Design Transitions, where he shares the changes frog has experienced in order to meet the wide-ranging needs of the Asia-Pacific market.
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The use of digital banking and electronic payments is expanding in many countries, as consumers embrace technology that facilitates financial services. Yet in Russia, people still cling to cash for most of their financial needs. In fact, more than 90 percent of all commodity purchases are in cash, according to the Bank of Russia, and the country loses over one percent of its annual GDP due to the huge amount of cash circulating and its maintenance costs. This poses a challenge to financial institutions, like Russia's largest bank, Sberbank, which is eager to transition customers to digital services. Sberbank asked frog to design product and service concepts that could effectively support that transition.
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The electric energy at SOCAP 2013 was palpable. This conference is dedicated to talking about ideas that could increase the flow of capital toward social good. The SOCAP platform connects leading global innovators, investors, foundations, institutions, and social entrepreneurs that build this market at the intersection of money and meaning.
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In the second part of our three-part series exploring the evolving Internet of Things (IoT), Annie Hsu, Associate Strategy Director in frog's San Francisco studio, examines what standards and platforms are needed to enable its expansion.
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Throughout my recent ten-month research project in China, I sought to study examples of resource-constrained creativity across western China – particularly those related to mobility and transportation. Having spent previous time living and researching in Vietnam, Thailand, and Myanmar, I had come to recognize the importance of the Chinese-engine powered walking-tractor-turned-vehicle (and the many modifications to it) to rural life in these countries. From logistics to transportation to power generation and beyond, I hoped to catalogue and understand modifications to these vehicles in their country of origin before the machines became obsolete. I believed that by understanding various modifications and the forces that drove (or prevented) their widespread adoption that the pace of creative modification could be accelerated in other developing contexts, where the vehicle was still a pivotal rural workhorse.
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One of the city's most thrilling multi-arts events, Lincoln Center Festival offers stunning plays, dance, operas and visual art from around the globe
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Who needs a summer vacation in foreign lands when so many spectacular international events come to Lincoln Center Festival? Since it began in 1996, this one-of-a-kind multi-arts explosion has given us precious glimpses into cultural lives from around the globe. We have seen Islamic religious plays, avant-garde opera, huge resources devoted to Beckett, Pinter and the Royal Shakespeare Company. Modern dance, ballet and experimental hybrids are also well represented, as are musical performances that expand the boundaries of the concert hall. In short, Lincoln Center Festival is the must-attend event for globally minded culture vultures.
This year's international, multidisciplinary arts fest is focused on cross-cultural and cross-genre collaborations. It begins with Monkey: Journey to the West, an unconventional opera co-conceived by Chinese director Chen Shi-Zheng, and Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett of Gorillaz (July 6–28). John Malkovich helms a French-language production of the steamy Les Liaisons Dangereuses (July 9–14). Charlie Chaplin's daughter and granddaughter, Victoria Thierrée Chaplin and Aurélia Thierrée, offer language-free acrobatics in Murmurs (July 24–28). And Sinéad O'Connor switches gears from Irish rock to American soul, taking on Sam Cooke and the like in the Gospel Sessions (July 26, 27).
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LEO Love Letter
When I heard about your new design on WFPL's "State of Affairs," my heart skipped a beat. I immediately put my errands on the backburner and drove to my nearest newsstand. I frantically dodged traffic to hold you in my arms. There you were, in all your glory. I stared in awe at your fresh new logo and flipped through your colorful, glossy pages. As I read the City Strobe and admired the superb photography, I remembered why I loved you all along.
When The Courier-Journal unveiled Velocity, at first I was miffed. How dare they ride your coattails! But then I started picking up copies occasionally with my weekly fix of you. I couldn't help myself. They were so new and hip with their short, fluffy columns and Photos.com subscription. I have to come clean. I started seeing Velocity exclusively. It started as a cheap affair and escalated into a full-blown romance. I did you dirty, LEO, and for that I'm sorry. But your new design made me realize what we had together. I love your talented columnists and the fact that you have real photographers and not just an online membership. I love picking up a new copy and running my fingers through you every week. I keep you with me everywhere I go. I'm so sorry it took your flashy new design to make me realize what we had together.
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Editor's Note: Let's start slow. Dinner and a movie?
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I realize your new magazine-like format is old news, but this week, I think it made all the difference with Static/Major on the cover. As I walked into the library, Static's picture jumped out at me. It resembled something I would expect to see on the cover of Vibe Magazine. It captured Static/Major as the star he was becoming, and Phillip Bailey's piece upheld the standard cover set. Your old newsprint would not have had the same effect.
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I love the new LEO. The back cover is conveniently located so close to the front cover.
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If the city of Louisville could somehow buy back LG&E, maybe we can also get the Binghams to take back The Courier-Journal. Those would be two fine days indeed.
Dan Rose, Highlands
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I believe the state of Kentucky should offer to house the New Guantanamo Bay Detention Center. President Obama needs a place to hold about 200 men. Personally, I think this is a fabulous piece of pork that will actually do some good. It will create an opportunity for a major construction project that will stimulate Kentucky's economy. The "per diem" cost for each of these men is and will continue to be enormous. Someone is going to get this … it might as well be Kentucky. If Kentucky doesn't jump on this opportunity, Sen. Byrd from West Virginia will certainly move them into that Outlandish Hotel in the mountains that has the capacity to hold Congress.
I also think we should expand the La Grange Reformatory/Luther Luckett Prison to include the Kentucky Terrorist Museum, and have them displayed, charging admission. I guarantee the KTM will be second only to the Creation Museum. Oldham County will expand to become the Mecca of the West. My gods, can you imagine the economic impact this will have!?
And this would give Kentucky an opportunity to "walk the talk." Kentucky for sure was completely behind the Bush policies. This will be a good way for us to work off a little karma by holding those no-goods, who we want held, and we can make sure they don't escape. What a wonderful opportunity for Kentucky. And I promise you, the money will be real good. We might even finish a bridge.
Mark Abrams, Highlands
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Should Kentucky turn down monies from the economic stimulus package? Money and jobs are always nice, but in November we spoke loud and clear. Kentucky voted McCain and McConnell, both of whom voted against Obama's Main Street stimulus.
For years, Kentucky has fed at the federal teat. For every dollar we send the federal government, they send us $1.50 back. Nice return on our dollar, but it's dirty money. It's money from liberals in states like California, New York, Washington, Oregon and Massachusetts.
Liberal handouts to conservative states like Kentucky, Alaska, Oklahoma, Louisiana, South Carolina and Arkansas are harmful. As conservatives have pointed out for years, welfare to the poor, unemployed, sick, elderly and infants destroys their motivation. The same goes for handouts to conservatives. Kentucky is in the top third of the 50 states in both rates of obesity and unemployment. While the correlation is not perfect, people in conservative states are more likely to be obese, out of work and living off the income redistribution from liberal states.
Kentucky must reject Obama's socialist handout. Next we need to send back one-third of the money the federal government sends us. We don't need dirty liberal commie money.
Sam Sloss, Highlands
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Republicans worship at the altar of the sacred marketplace. They evidently believe undisciplined, deregulated free enterprise is America's salvation. If government will not interfere, the market, banks and Wall Street, with great integrity, will regulate themselves. Prosperity is guaranteed for the rich few.
Market excesses, greed and Wall Street are the main causes of our country's current economic problems, and that is why politicians (government) are having to come up with a stimulus plan in an attempt to fix a broken economic system. Evil, runaway greed is the chief culprit. We can make tax cuts for the rich permanent forever, but permanent tax cuts will do nothing to address the ongoing greed that we are unwilling to address.
Insidious, pervasive greed is a moral, spiritual issue that affects all of us. When it comes to greed, we are in a state of denial. Our politicians in Washington should spend some time debating the greed issue and how it impacts the economy. A nation is morally and spiritually bankrupt whose economic engine's power source is greed. By voicing almost total opposition to a stimulus package by House and Senate Republicans, the GOP is setting itself up to become a weak minority party for decades to come. All Republicans can do now is play the fear-of-socialism card.
If government can meet the needs of the middle class and poor majority better than the private sector, who cares if we call our economic system socialism? The rich we will have with us always; they will always have more than enough God-provided resources. Realistically, I believe we would be better off if our economic system were composed from the best ideas and practices of both capitalism and socialism.
Paul L. Whiteley Sr., St. Matthews
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Greed is Fuel...Seriously?By EgoistCooper
Secondly, LEO, come on? Seriously? You are really going to print this drivel so every non-educated person in Louisville can read this about capitalism and then use this letter to fuel one of their Marxist tirades? Maybe we could fit a few letters from Louisvillians about how much Obama's "Stimulus" program is already working so well.
Paul. The thing about your letter is it is an OPINION. Keep your Opinions between you and your friends when you all are hanging out at the Nach Bar drinking your third Chimay, and you are showing off your all beige hat with a red star in the center.
There is no such thing as an economic system "composed from the best ideas and practices of both capitalism and socialism." One system involves planning and restrictions Paul--that one is called Socialism. The other involves ingenuity, winners and losers from what is called a competitive free market system, productivity, and people being allowed to KEEP all of the money that they make when they get paid. Guess what that one is called Paul? Capitalism. Now, there are different forms of capitalism. There is Laissez-Faire capitalism, which means the government completely stays out of the affairs of businesses and lets them compete with each other without restrictions. We have not run this system since before Abraham Lincoln messed up this country, and turned it down the path of Coercive Socialist Government.
There is also mixed-restrictive capitalism. Which usually occurs right before Socialism. The problems we are having now is not because of greedy capitalists. You watch entirely way too much CNN, and CNBC Paul. I would guess you read the Courier and then spout out what they have to say in new inventive ways to your coworkers at the local co-op where you work. I only say co-op, since you obviously do not run your own business or work for another entrepreneur, or you would not be talking of greed that way. The problems with our economy are what is called a boom-and-bust activity. It occurs proportionately with government intervention that manipulates the interest rate. Which is called inflation. Does everyone out there understand how the Federal Bank works? Understand that we cannot just print money out of thin air? That there really is not a money growing tree? That even though taxes are being cut now, they will be significantly raised later? That by giving people cheap credit now, does not improve a recession, but rather it prolongs it, and if done on a sever enough scale, can actually cause a depression where unemployment will hover in the double-digits for years into the future? DOES EVERYONE UNDERSTAND that the government is not Your Parents? It takes them 1.50 worth of money to create 1.00 worth of work. They are unprofitable, and they do not create jobs that create long-term economic sense.
When you finish reading John Maynard Keynes publications on his economic system, and why his system only favors one that is completely run in a Totalitarian fashion, then you read the refutations by smart logical men like FA Hayek, Henry Hazlitt, Garet Garrett, and Ludwig von Mises, then you may have some type of basis for enlightening all of us with your New Economic theories. Until you, as well as all of America, decides to wake up AND USE YOUR OWN BRAINS, instead of rehashing everything the media tells you about how Wall Street messed up everything with their Private Jets and Huge Corporate Bonuses, then our country might actually smarten up and realize the road we are going down.
For those who are married to CNN though, please, I think someone gave you the wrong directions to the socialist country you wanted to live in. The Socialists are up north in Canada, or across that big lake called the Atlantic Ocean. There they have all the unemployment "bonuses" and welfare you want. They even have free medical care. But, this country, America, this is the one that is about Capitalism, the Bill of Rights, and Freedom.
Save your Socialist arguments for your blog. And wait, there was an economic system that mixed capitalism with socialism. It is called Industrial Nationalism, and it was perfected by a short moustached gentleman named Adolf Hitler.
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Well of Course...By EgoistCooper
Obviously you are going to espouse Socialism and Big Watchful government over every aspect of your life Sam, because you fail to provide the protection for your own children. You want your children to grow up AND "Have the chance and the equal effort to make it just like every other child," huh Sam. You want your kids to not have to deal with some smog in the air, some bad food, and worry about their being lead paint used in their toys that are made in China.
Under your idea of how a government should be, you honestly believe that our government really cares about you and your children Sam. And it is precisely this idealism that you carry around and discuss with your friends--that has us in these differences in the first place. The ONLY reason the government cares for you is for your money. You are a head of cattle, and your kids you raise are junior cows, getting raised with strict "values," about how to be moral upstanding Citizens.
A whole other conversation you and I could be having one day is the fact that people like you should not even be bringing children into this world, much less raising them with feeble ideas about socialism and the "common good." But I am sure you would just throw a bunch of statistics at me about how kids with low IQ's are actually happier, and they don't really need to think to work in a socialistically run empire. My response to you would be exactly.
I saw how you mentioned Bush a whole bunch. I bet you have one of those Obama stickers on your VW huh? I might have seen you or one of your mindless friends at Whole Foods the other day. You want some change don't you Sam? You think that the whole economy just went to heck in a bucket when Bernard Madoff was found to have schemed away 50 billion dollars of regular people's hard-earned savings huh? It must've been a whole bunch of guys like that who just took people's savings, and that is what caused the whole economy to go upside down? Rich greedy people caused GM and Chrysler and all th banks to go practically bankrupt huh? And it was rich people who made the interest rates really cheap so that ANYONE with a pulse could afford a home? And it was those same rich people who actually wanted their money and threatened to kick the people out of their homes unless they made their MORTGAGE payment like the agreed to do?
You can sit there and keep clapping hands and waving your Obama flag all you want Sam. I am not for McCain, nor did I support Bush, and I am not laying the blame on Obama. But Obama is not making anything better, he is actually making this country worse. It is taking someone else's mistake and topping that mistake instead of just letting the mistake go.
Do I believe there are "rich" people out there who are bd bad guys and who are totally greedy, and care about nothing or nobody, but money. Yes I do Sam.
But do I believe that printing up thousands of billions of dollars and discriminately spending it wherever the breeze blows is going to help? No I do not Sam. Do not believe me now Sam. I am sure you have lost some savings, maybe your job, I do not know. Maybe you are scared for your family and you do not feel much like a man, and you want some help. You are human Sam, and I understand.
But Hope isn't action Sam. Hope is an ideaology-a rhetoricians empty promise, and not even much of one. Instead of Hoping Sam, why not get out there and get a job. Why not be a more active participant in how you invest your money? Instead of just "being safe."
But more importantly Sam, why not start by learning about what PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY means? Its not about making excuses and justifying why the government NEEDS to be involved. Its about being a man and accepting the consequences of your own decisions. Whether success or failure, it was your choice and you must stick with it. Teach your children that, and we will have a strong country of strong individuals that excel, not a bunch who stand around and wait for what the Government is going to GIVE them.
You read the tea leaves wrongBy SocioSam
Personal responsibility.By EgoistCooper
Your lack of any insight into politics has you believing I am a far left liberal. What? I am AGAINST government Sam. There is nothing left or liberal about me. You are the one who professes to NEED government. You would be the far left liberal, or centrist, whatever it is you democrats are calling yourselves these days.
Please do let me know what CNN has to say tomorrow on the issue. Or maybe the latest book on how great FDR and Lincoln were as leaders of America.
I only ask Personal Responsibility from EACH and EVERY American citizen. Those who fail that task, please do not reproduce. If you cannot take care of your self, then there is no reason why you should have another human being in your care. Period.
Some of my best friends are anti-governmentBy SocioSam
You are Perfectly ignorant.By EgoistCooper
I say learn Personal Responsibility. And how you should not reproduce. You respond by saying I am a left wing liberal.
I say I do not agree with government. People should take care of themselves.
You then respond by saying individualism is a MYTH because of your analogy to how many people it takes to make a meal. Your LOGIC IS COMPLETELY FLAWED. Individualism does not mean self-sufficient in that I do not use other people's goods. What it means is that I AM RESPONSIBLE FOR MY ACTIONS.
Quit designing your own theories blended with what you have seen on liberal Television. I will say it for the millionth time. If you need someone to take care of you, move in with your parents, and then pack up all of your things and move to CANADA, or France. There you all can have the government do EVERYTHING for you.
America is NOT FOR SOCIALIST whiners like you and everyone else on welfare or unemployment. America is for people who are SERIOUS about work. The workings of capitalism come screaming to a halt because there are too many people (like you) who want something for free.


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Will GCHQ/NSA have backdoor access so they can keep our herds safe from terrorists?
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The insemination process isn't going to work too well with "backdoor access"...
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Good meat comes from non-stressed critters with access to quality rations. Adding unneeded technology to what comes naturally is contraindicated.
Unless you want quantity, not quality.
I wonder how they connect the cows - fttp fibre to the paddock or is it white (milk) space spectrum?
Megaphone cause that's a bull horn right?
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Actually missed at trick, it must be a Cellsite On Wheels for optimum bovine connectivity surely?
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The Kansas City Royals honored their top minor league players of 2014 on Thursday, naming Aaron Brooks Omaha pitcher of the year and outfielder Whit Merrifield as player of the year.
Brooks, a 25-year-old right-hander went 12-3 with a 3.88 ERA in 25 regular-season games (23 starts) for the Storm Chasers. His 12 victories were tied for second-most in the Pacific Coast League while he also ranked seventh in ERA and sixth in WHIP (1.27).
Brooks tossed eight scoreless innings Wednesday night, allowing just five hits with no walks and 10 strikeouts as Omaha won its playoff opener over Memphis 7-0.
He also earned Northwest Arkansas pitcher of the year honors in 2013. Brooks made his major league debut on May 3rd against Detroit.
The 25-year-old Merrifield started the season with Double-A Northwest Arkansas before joining the Storm Chasers. He hit .340 in 76 games with the Chasers, collecting 28 doubles, three triples and three homers with 57 runs scored and 29 RBIs. His 41 doubles combined between the two levels tied for sixth-most among all minor leaguers. He went 1-for-3 with a run scored in the playoff opener.
Merrifield was selected to participate in the Texas League All-Star Game this season, but did not play due to his promotion to Omaha.
The top players from all of Kansas City's seven minor league affiliates will be at Kauffman Stadium on September 19th where they will take part in an autograph session at Gate A from 5:30-6:15 p.m. as well as be honored in an on-field presentation prior to the Royals game with the Detroit Tigers.
The organization's Paul Splittorff pitcher of the year and George Brett hitter of the year will be announced during the off-season.


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