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I believe she would complement Herman Cain nicely. If people lose fillings because of the Mozza-loaded crust on his pizza, she can do their dental work.
I believe she would complement Herman Cain nicely. If people lose fillings because of the Mozza-loaded crust on his pizza, she can do their dental work.
More of a "ding-ding" I thought. Made it more like a game show. One of my man Cain's better lines was when he stopped midsentence when the dinger dinged. "Good brakes," he said when Bret Baier commented on his abrupt stop.
Let the mighty Blackwater pour
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Let the mighty Blackwater pour.
Please. Herman Cain and Michele Bachmann. Get the order correct.
I am now a devoted scholar of Hermaneutics, and I plan to see him all the way through to the nomination.
Well, I like both the Taitz and the Bachmann suggestions. But I think the best possible choice would be Pete Coors. The pizza-and-beer combination is just unbeatable.
They have not dropped it! Reince Preibus says so.
And even if they try to drop it the Democrats are making sure it is covered in tar so they will not be able to.
He is a more consistent libertarian than Ron Paul. But what fascinated me most about him was not his ideology but his thumbs. Kept tapping them against his forefingers as if thumb-wrestling with an invisible opponent.
Obviously this helps Obama, but do you think this might lead any possible GOP presidential contenders to decide against making a run? I'm thinking specifically of Mitch Daniels, who seems legitimately on-the-fence.
Daniels says his top consideration is family, but I think it's his only consideration. He very much wants to run. When again, after all, will there be such demand for a 5-foot-4 guy with a combover? But his wife is understandably not eager to have their divorce and subsequent remarriage become a story of national fascination. I think that's much scarier to Daniels than running against bin Laden's conqueror.
If it's Romney, I think Obama's got it wrapped up.
If it's Cain, Obama can start looking for jobs in a Chicago law firm.
(How am I doing shilling for Cain? Too cheesy? Spreading too thick?)
I will accept a short-form death certificate.
Ah, there it is. I thought that's what the last link was. Maybe I should check these links before replying to the question. You guys could be sending me porn. (Although, come to think of it, that would help readership.)
That is my estimate, but I feel pretty good about it. I'm 5-9 and when I was standing near him at AEI this week I would estimate that he reaches the tip of my nose. Possibly the bridge.
In the movie Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter Is Dead the babysitter had all the money. That's why Trump is the babysitter. I did not mean to imply anything about his emotional maturity.
To his credit, he jokes that if you take the vowels out of his name it's RNC PR BS.
In this case as well I am willing to accept a short-form death certificate.
It's not the gore that bothers me. I just think that anybody who is skeptical that the guy is dead will think that any picture released has been photo-shopped.
While the night belonged to Herman, let us praise Ron Paul's ability to get the South Carolinians to applaud his answer in favor of heroin legalization.
I think if he's going for a national unity ticket, Cain should pick a Democratic businessman, such as Dal LaMagna, aka Tweezerman. I ran into him last night and he's available. Got only about 16 votes in New Hampshire last time, but he makes exceptional grooming implements -- which could come in handy if the Mozza-loaded pizza makes a mess.
It is his patriotic duty to give it as a living bequest to the Smithsonian. Also tax-advantageous.
It is no use to deny the Cain surge. He is unstoppable.
Apparently Juan Williams said so. So it must be true. That said, Juan may have changed his mind after watching the pizza guy last night.
I think it really ended for him when that polar bear Knut died in March in Berlin. Newt had, in fact, given a speech identifying himself with Knut when the bear became a celebrity a few years ago.
Fog of war. It does seem as if this happens every time. Jessica Lynch, Pat Tillman, the "threat" to AF1 on 9/11. I'm not assuming the current version of events is the final one.
Be careful. They're mozza-loaded.
No, but it definitely mitigated the embarrassment we Posties felt that he was our guest at the dinner. As it turns out, we were facilitating his ridicule.
Now that's the ticket.
And do you remember what Chris Christie said when the Democrats threatened to shut down the state government? He said he was going to go back to the governor's mansion and order. . . . a pizza!
You can make Cain puns, but I am not Abel.
And it doesn't stop there. It's like sciatica.
This is a positive development.
I think we may have had more support for a global-warming treaty if he didn't insist on saying Copen-hah-gen.
I am getting nothing! Worse, I fear the poor artist who is doing all this work is getting less than he/she anticipated. They should have picked a real celebrity, such as Cillizza.
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One of the smallest cities in Tarrant County is home to one of its biggest workforces.Fidelity Investments, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary in Texas this year, now has more than 4,500 employees working at its 337-acre regional campus in Westlake, a town with only about 1,000 residents. Another 400 people work at Fidelity facilities in Irving and Grapevine.When the campus first opened in Westlake in 2001, Fidelity consolidated facilities from Las Colinas and elsewhere in North Texas. Since then, the campus has added jobs through a mix of internal expansion and relocations from its Boston headquarters and other sites.The latest influx came since 2010, when a second building opened in Westlake. Construction on that building began in 2008 but was mothballed for 18 months during the economic meltdown. But since it was completed, about 100 workers a month have been added, said Scott Orr, Fidelitys vice president of public affairs in Westlake. Overall, about a quarter of the Westlake jobs have been moved to Texas from other Fidelity sites.On a recent visit to the campus, set back off busy Texas 114 in the wooded calm of the former Circle T Ranch, officials showed us the complexs spacious cafeteria, open seating area and bright modern workspaces. Theres a fitness center inside and walking trails outside.About 1,700 employees work the phones day and night to help individual investors and retirement plan customers. But this is not your average call center. These financial services associates get six months of training for jobs which pay salaries in a range around $50,000 a year, said Tom Herrick, senior vice president and regional site leader.Another 1,100 people work in corporate technology positions. Other business groups with employees in Westlake include asset management, fund accounting, corporate finance, legal and audit, making it a microcosm of the whole company, said Roger Stiles, another regional site leader and chief investment officer for Fidelity Personal Investing.The Westlake complex is now Fidelitys largest regional operations center outside New England. Overall, Fidelity has 41,000 employees. Steve KaskovichFort Worth makes Forbes rankingsFort Worth is getting high marks from Forbes magazine.The publication ranked the city No. 6 on its list of Fastest Growing Cities Since the Recession, experiencing 14.3 percent growth since 2007.Fort Worth is the highest-ranked Texas city, right above Irving at No. 7. New Orleans topped the list, having seen its population grow 28.2 percent in the past six years. Forbes also ranked the Fort Worth-Arlington metro area No. 4 on its list of Best Big Cities for Jobs in 2013. The area had 3.8 percent employment growth in 2012.It was also the highest-ranked Texas city on the list. Houston was ranked No. 5. The top city was San Francisco with 4.1 percent employment growth.Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price said the rankings reinforces the citys position as a premier business destination.During the most challenging economic conditions in recent history, Fort Worth continued to attract new business opportunities, jobs and sources of revenue, she said in a statement. As the economy improves, we are in a strong position to build on this momentum.David Berzina, executive vice president of economic development for the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, added, We are grateful that after years of continued economic success the world is taking notice of Fort Worth.Paralegal honored for pro bono workJulie Sherman, a paralegal at Fort Worths Cantey Hanger law firm, has won the 2012 Paralegal Division of the State Bar of Texas Exceptional Pro Bono Service Award.The award recognizes the member who demonstrates exceptional dedication to pro bono service. She was recently honored in Dallas. Cantey Hanger said it encourages its paralegals to volunteer their time and skills.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - It's been 43 months since the last deadly airline crash in the United States, the longest period without a fatal domestic accident since commercial aviation expanded after World War II. That sounds like unvarnished good news, but one consequence of having such a remarkable record is that it's difficult to justify imposing costly new safety rules on the economically fragile industry.
SUNNYVALE (AP) - Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. says it will cut nearly 1,800 jobs, about 15 percent of its workforce, by the end of the year in order to reduce spending in the face of dwindling sales.
DETROIT (AP) - General Motors will hire 3,000 workers from Hewlett-Packard, part of a push to bring most of its computer technology in-house.
NEW YORK (AP) - Newsweek will end its print publication after 80 years and shift to an all-digital format in early 2013.
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PHOENIX (AP) Apollo Group Inc. said Tuesday that its fiscal fourth-quarter net income tumbled 60 percent, hurt by higher costs and declining enrollment at the University of Phoenix. To cope, the for-profit education company plans to close 115 of the university's mostly smaller locations, a move that will affect 13,000 students.
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Brass Inc. brings horn-driven rock to Carnegie Café
Trumpeter Brian Burke blows hot and sings cool. Burke and his band, Brass Inc., will bring its energetic funk-rock to the Carnegie Café at the Maplewood Inn, 400 Seventh North St., starting at 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 12.
On the campaign trail: First responders endorse Maffei
Rep. Dan Maffei (D-Syracuse) announced last week that he had earned the endorsement of local public safety officials in his campaign to keep his seat in the 24th Congressional District. Several first responders joined Maffei at a press conference to announce their support for the incumbent, who is running against former federal prosecutor John Katko of Camillus.
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Sometimes it takes a while before it all sinks in. Now, on the 13th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on America, maybe we can finally reflect upon the horror and try to learn something from the tragedy. At Nichol's deli counter a couple weeks ago I bumped into Donna Marsh O'Connor – the former Liverpool Central School District Board of Education member. We chatted about her work, teaching writing and rhetoric at Syracuse University, and about her husband's book-in-progress.
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Republican Congressional candidate John Katko is fighting back against accusations of wrongdoing relating to a gun crime that took place in April of 2000. According to the Syracuse Post-Standard, Katko purchased a personal firearm to protect the safety of his family in late 1999. On April 3, 2000, Katko and his wife attended an event at St. Mark's Episcopal Church on the city's west side. He left the gun, loaded, out of view in his car. While Katko was inside the church, someone broke into his car and stole a duffel bag, which contained the gun.
Summer rains chased eight bands from Johnson Park
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Take precautions against mosquitos
Every year, the Onondaga County Department of Health begins surveillance and control of the mosquito population in May. They monitor more than 20 traps across the county, testing mosquitoes for West Nile and EEE. EEE was identified in the Cicero Wildlife Management area in early July which prompted an aerial spraying on July 22 after obtaining the necessary approval from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. This helped to reduce the mosquito count, but with the recent wet-weather, additional spraying throughout the neighborhoods surrounding the management area was authorized and the truck spraying occurred Aug. 17. This will continue to be monitored by the department of health.
Visit the Great New York State Fair on a budget during Special Fair Days
Here in Central New York, we have the benefit of being right next door to The Great New York State Fair, which brings a wide variety of attractions and events for the entire family and showcases the best products our state has to offer. This year, consider taking advantage of Special Fair Days that can enhance your experience at the fair and even save you money.
Café's revamped kitchen inspires culinary creativity
During the second week of this month the Café at 407 at Ophelia's Place was closed in order to install new state-of-the-art stoves and ovens. The popular coffee shop re-opened Aug. 11. The café is located at 407 Tulip St., in the village of Liverpool.
Gus Macker tournament a success
By all accounts, the Gus Macker event held Aug. 8 and 9 at Drivers Village was a huge success. It was the fifth year of what has become an annual event. It was well-organized and events proceeded like clockwork. There were 178 basketball teams that participated, many travelling from distant communities like Buffalo, the Southern Tier and the North Country.
Composting will help cut waste and promote a clean environment in Central New York
Recently I had the pleasure of visiting the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency's (OCRRA) Amboy compost site, where we discussed their efforts to cut waste in our community. After becoming a pilot location for food composting, OCRRA upgraded its facility at the Amboy site to compost over 9,000 tons of commercial and institutional food waste every year, generating 30,000 cubic yards of compost. Instead of filling up landfills and potentially harming our environment, the waste that makes this compost goes toward creating healthier, nutrient-rich soil to grow great local produce and cut greenhouse gas emissions. It can also help improve stormwater controls, keeping our community safe.
Sea Scouts tented on Onondaga Yacht Club lawn
There've been plenty of friendly sailing excursions at the Onondaga Yacht Club this summer including a rare visit by nearly 30 young Sea Scouts from across the Northeast. They were here participating in the first-ever Erie Canal Flotilla Sea Scout Regatta Aug. 1 through 3, on Onondaga Lake.
From the supervisor's office: Town of Cicero resident communications
Whenever I'm speaking with residents, it is not uncommon to hear comments such as, "I never know what's going on in the town," or "Why doesn't the town send us information?" Legitimate questions, I agree, and I am strongly committed to the town maintaining active involvement with residents. Although I would like to tell people that we mail newsletters to households, the budget just doesn't support that. Instead, we rely on the Star-Review and on internet services that have no fee.
Tips to help make college more affordable
For many, higher education is the key to a bright, successful future. The college experience can open doors and create better opportunities for our kids. While preparing for college can be daunting for parents and students, New York State has many great programs to help make the process easier.
Guest column: A model TNR program at Casual Estates
We've written before about TNR, or trap-neuter-return, in dealing with feral cats. Feral or "community" cats are those cats that roam free and are frequently too wild (unsocialized) to adopt. If left alone, they reproduce, and the sheer numbers may make them a nuisance. With TNR, they are trapped humanely, neutered and vaccinated, and returned to the area they came from. An established colony will keep new, unaltered cats out, and because they can't reproduce, the colony gradually gets smaller instead of quickly getting larger.
On the campaign trail: Maffei releases first TV ad
Congressman Dan Maffei (D-Syracuse) has released his first television campaign ad, sparking sharp criticism from the opposition. Maffei's ad, a 30-second spot entitled "Hard Work," features the congressman visiting with small businessmen and –women, chatting with senior citizens and posing with his family. The ad asserts that Maffei, too, is sick of Congressional gridlock and perks and is working hard to get rid of them.


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The Schiavo case has forced many people to consider their own wills.
So what's out there for people in Schaivo's situation?
Elizabeth Hupert realized the importance of having a will after dealing with her father's unexpected death.
"I was left as his heir to make decisions that he could have made while he was still alive that would've made things easier," she said.
Hupert's father had a will, but it wasn't until months after his death that she found it. It was then that she decided to have her own will prepared.
"I needed to make arrangements for my care should something happen and I needed to make them sooner rather than later," said Hupert.
Attorney Lewis Martin handled Hupert's estate planning, which included what is known as an 'Advance Medical Directive', or living will.
The first of the two-part document allows you to decide beforehand what you want done if you are ever in a vegetative state.
"The second part of the 'Advance Medical Directive' is the designation of agents to make health decisions for them, because if they don't, than doctors are going to revert to the code of Virginia," said Martin.
In Virginia, health decisions for a patient without a living will would go first go to an appointed guardian, then the patients spouse, an adult child, the parent, and finally an adult sibling.
Hupert, who's divorced, listed her mother as the decision-maker in her will. Her mother is someone she can trust to make decisions for her.
Hupert said, "You can't predict whether you're going to go today or tomorrow; it was the most important decision of my life."
An 'Advance Medical Directive', or living will can be included in an estate plan for usually under $1,000.
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Beerleaguer: Boy, the resumes of the Phillies' non-roster spring invitees have been getting better and better over the years, haven't they? Terrific signing. Aside from speed and his ability to put the ball in play, he has the makings of a great little pinch hitter; he's a lifetime .311/.386/.367 pinch hitter, although he hasn't done it for awhile. He adds many of the skills - speed, bunting, contact - the Phils lack, particularly following the trade of Wilson Valdez, the team's best bunter.
It's going to be a very competative spring with non-roster players like Pierre and Joel Pineiro challenging entrenched incumbents.
Giants sign Theriot: Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports that the Giants have signed free agent infielder Ryan Theriot to a one-year deal. Theriot was considered an option for the Phillies after the club dealt Wilson Valdez to Cincinnati.
11:30 a.m. According to sources for Jim Salisbury, the Phillies are "engaged in 'serious discussions' with free-agent outfielder Juan Pierre about a minor-league deal." [Link]
The 34-year-old outfielder batted .279/.329/.327 with two homers, 50 RBI, 27 stolen bases and a .657 OPS over 711 plate appearances with the White Sox in 2011. The Phillies have reportedly been seeking better speed off the bench and another outfielder. A lefty hitter with dead-even career splits against righties and lefties, Pierre, 34, would be strongly favored to win the fifth outfielder job out of spring training. Salisbury also notes that some sources expect the Phillies to make a play at free agent infielder Ryan Theriot, depending on the price.
Beerleaguer: Pierre on a minors deal? They'd be nuts not to take it. Pierre and Theriot would round out the edges nicely.


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This weekend is the Massanutten Mountain Trails 100 Mile race, put on by the VHTRC (my trail running club). I'm doing my part by volunteering at an aid station.
It's quite the social event. All my friends will be there, running, volunteering, crewing or pacing someone. Runners have 36 hours to finish this tough, rocky ultramarathon with 16,200 feet of ascent over 100 miles.
If you're running, I'll see you at Veach Gap. Good luck out there!
If you're running, I'll see you at Veach Gap. Good luck out there!
|Looks like a fun way to spend a weekend, right?
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|Jen Jacobs will be running her 4th MMT100
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|Part of the MMT100 trail at Gap Creek.
|Crews and volunteers at Gap Creek aid station. Note the rocks on the trail. That's typical at MMT.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off"regina is the girl you date for a few months and grow tired of quickly"
is that meant to be some clever analysis of her music, or do you actually somehow think you could know that?
Digging: Taylor Swift - 1989
It was a 'clever analysis of her music'.
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Offtee hee
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off(excuse the accusatory, um, tone(?) of that first post, but you never know when you're on a Regina/Laura/Adele thread)
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Offyeah. and Maniac. I haven't seen him around tonight though so he's either judo-chopping some fruit for his cereal tomorrow or he's vigorously masturbating while alternating between a .jpg of Laura Marling and a .jpg of Laura Stevenson.
@pestiferous, fuck yeah good taste man liking metal and Regina people bitching about her vocals earlier
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heard her cover John Lennon and really loved it. haven't heard anything else by her tho
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i don't know some people already calling me aaron sometimes so i figured why not. you bitches don't get my last name though :P
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Beer Brussels Sproutsby Amie Valpone in Gluten-Free, Healthy Recipes, March 15, 2013
When you think of St. Patrick's Day, what comes to mind? The color green? Beer? Leprechauns? Well, this recipe has St. Paddy's Day written all over it. These Brussels sprouts are doused in beer to give them a savory, hoppy taste (made with gluten-free beer so if you have a gluten sensitivity you can still enjoy them). I love roasting and steaming veggies to get food on the table fast, but I decided to create this recipe on the stovetop. You can also toss all of the ingredients into a baking dish and bake for 20 minutes at 350 degrees F if you prefer to roast them. There are only 5 pantry staples in this recipe so you'll have these sprouts on the table with minimal effort.
Beer Brussels Sprouts
Serves 4
24 medium Brussels sprouts
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1/4 teaspoon turmeric
6 ounces gluten-free beer
Wash and trim the ends of the Brussels sprouts.
Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Place the Brussels sprouts in the pan; add sea salt, pepper, turmeric and beer. Cover and cook for 15-20 minutes, stirring often, or until tender.
Remove from heat; set aside to cool for 5 minutes before serving.
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This year marks the 150th anniversary of the beginning of America's Civil War.
The legislature took the final step this week in preserving Georgia's greatest gift to its students, the HOPE Scholarship.
March 16, is Crossover Day and Day 30 of our 40-day legislative session. For the remaining 10 days, each body of the general assembly will only consider bills passed by the other body. Before the night is over, the House will have considered close to 100 bills.
I am writing in regards to the development of a 'regional' airport in Dawson County.
Georgia's lottery-funded HOPE program has been the envy of many states since its inception in 1993. But because of the downturn in the economy the program is facing a financial deficit.
Confession: I'm not on Facebook or Twitter; although my phone has the capability, I do not text and do not wish to; I open my e-mail every two or three days, but admit that I don't forward all the entries which carry that request.
March 7 marked the 25th day of the Georgia General Assembly's 40-day 2011 Legislative Session. The House has already succeeded in passing legislation improving our early voting system, increasing the safety of bicyclists, and amending our Fiscal Year 2011 Budget.
The pace at the capitol quickened this week as we worked our way closer to the halfway point of the 2011 legislative session. As committees continued to scrutinize legislation, my colleagues and I in the House passed several important pieces of legislation. The HOPE Scholarship, K-12 education funding, and early voting reform were addressed by the House last week.
We see challenges, problems, conflicts on many fronts and we clamor for quick, obvious solutions. No way.
This week brought some high profile issues to the table, including the budget and a HOPE bill that are putting us on the right track to taking care of the issues most important to Georgians.
This week, a number of bills were introduced that aim to protect Georgians' fundamental rights.
The family of Junior Gee gives thanks to all who visited, brought food, sent flowers, cards or e-mails during our time of sorrow. We want to thank the doctors, nurses, pallbearers and singers.
In a joint session with the Senate, the House of Representatives welcomed Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Carol Hunstein to the House as she presented the annual State of the Judiciary address.
It is my feeling that a great injustice has been done to a former county employee.
Many of us watched Larry the Cable Guy interview local citizens as they described the moonshine and car-racing part of Dawson County's heritage on his "Only in America" series on the History channel. Then as I perused the pages of our weekly newspapers, I was very much aware that, just as those early residents did what they had to do in order to make it through a great depression, so are today's residents getting things done in their own way. I want to salute a few, but there's no way to cover them all.
I stepped nervously through the glass door of the main exhibition racquetball court to start my semi-final match.
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I am writing regarding Dawsonville's Veterans Day Celebration.
I was on St. Simons Island last week scarfing down massive amounts of corn-fried shrimp at the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill when someone came to the table to inquire if Junior E. Lee had finished his analysis of the recent election. That really puffed Junior up when I told him that.
Well, this morning (Nov. 11) I got up out of bed, exhausted and not motivated to do much. I turned on the computer and thought maybe this year I would attend some veteran's appreciation event.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
I called Junior E. Lee and asked when he would have some post-election analysis to share with you. Junior, as you know, is general manager of the Yarbrough Worldwide Media and Pest Control Company, located in Greater Garfield, Ga., home of Round-or-Square Polls, whose motto is "You supply the dough and we will cook the results." Junior E. Lee is also a certified pest control professional. That is a rare combination these days and I am very proud of him as are the citizens of Greater Garfield.
My name is Judy Cox, wife of "good ole boy" Joe Lane Cox.
A wise man once said that our only reason for occupying space on this earth is to leave things better than we found them. Unfortunately, not enough of us will. Len Pagano is an exception.
Last week Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jason Carter shared via this column his vision for public education in Georgia.
"You need to write something about domestic violence," a friend told me recently. I hadn't thought about tackling that subject because so many others have done so.
With all of the attack ads running on TV this election season, Georgians have no doubt had their fill of pessimism and negativity.
For more than 40 years I was fortunate to be able to work in international business. I traveled the globe, not as a simple tourist, but living, in some cases for years, in other countries, getting to really know the people, the cultures and the governments in those many places.
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Tallahassee, FL - North Florida Community College in Madison has been ranked second best in the nation.
The Washington Monthly ranked NFCC second among community colleges in its ninth annual college rankings survey.
The survey is based on a several factors, including collaborative learning, student effort, academic rigor, retention, as well as graduation and completion rates.
Student, Chelsea Butler, agrees with the school's top honors. She says, "It's a great school because it's quiet, it has a great environment, you don't have to worry about hustle and bustle of large classes and thing like that. I'm pretty proud to be a student here just because I've known it was great ever since I started here."
Four other Florida College System institutions made the list: Chipola College, Miami Dade College, Valencia College, and South Florida State College.
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A nationally ranked volleyball team snapped UAA's home-court winning streak Saturday night.
Western Washington, the No. 16 team in the nation, swept the Seawolves 25-19, 25-19, 25-18 to end UAA's 16-match winning streak at the Wells Fargo Sports Complex.
It was Western's first win in Anchorage since 2008 and UAA's first three-set loss at home since 2009.
Marlayna Geary, Western Washington's dominating outside hitter, piled up 16 kills and 15 digs to lead the Vikings (14-2 overall, 7-1 Great Northwest Athletic Conference). She hit .387 with four errors on 31 attack attempts.
UAA (10-5, 5-2 GNAC) countered with a balanced offense that featured nine kills apiece from Julia Mackey and Katelynn Zanders, a pair of freshmen from Anchorage. Middle blockers Breanne Sytnyk and Jodi Huddleston had six kills apiece, with Sytnyk adding three blocks.
Other leaders for UAA included Kimya Jafroudi, who handed out 30 assists and came up with 12 digs, and Siobhan Johansen, who tallied a team-high 18 digs.
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Things won't get easier when the Seawolves hit the road for a pair of GNAC matches this week that will mark the midway point of conference season. They play defending GNAC champion Seattle Pacific on Thursday and Montana State-Billings on Saturday.
Seven of the team's final 11 matches are on the road.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Truffle Tuesday
I scared my mom Sunday night. I woke her up around 2:00 am gagging and wheezing. She checked my mouth and throat and couldn't find anything, but I did this all night. Mom Paula called the vet as soon as they opened Monday morning and they said to come in around 9:10 am. Mom Paula decided to give me a treat to see if I could eat and swallow. I chewed 2 treats and I've been fine since then!!! The vet lady said that my temperature was slightly elevated (+0.1 degrees) and that either I had the beginnings of an URI (although there are no symptoms) or that I had some hard food stuck the wrong way in my throat and chewing the treats dislodged it. See, treats are great for our health!!! Would make a great advertisement, wouldn't it?
Mom stayed home with me all day to watch over me. I liked having her home, but I don't recommend this particular method.
I don't think I like this red thing, though. Every time I get in it, someone in a white coat pokes and prods me! I go back to the vet on Friday for my final kitten vaccination.
Pee ess - Mom Paula had a biopsy last week for a skin lesion on her stomach. It came back as cancerous (Squamous Cell Carcinoma) and she goes back to the dermatologist Wednesday afternoon to have more tissue removed. Please keep her in your purrs and purrayers.
55 comments:
- Spitty-the-Kitty said...
We will purray for your Mom, Truffle! We hope the removal goes without a hitch.
You look kinda sad in prison like that, MOL! But I bet if you bat your baby blues, somehuman will let you out PDQ.
You know, those really sharp little things at the very edges of your sweet paws? Well, those can be really useful when somehuman tries to put you in a PTU or drag you out of one to give you a ::whisper:: shot.
Just sayin'.
- September 20, 2011 at 12:31 AM
- Ikaika said...
We are purring and sending healing energy to Mom Paula.
You are such a cutie, Miss Truffle!
- September 20, 2011 at 12:32 AM
- Punapippuri said...
Major purrs to your Mom, Truffle. She hasn't had a whole lot of luck this year at all, and we know you are the bestest, cutest thing to happen to her, so you look after her now!
- September 20, 2011 at 12:46 AM
- The Lee County Clowder said...
Oh, WOW. We are purrrrrrring and purrrraying like mad for your Mom. She could use a break about now.
- September 20, 2011 at 1:00 AM
- Whisppy said...
Thank goodness you are okay, Truffle. We're sending lots of purrs and will keep your Mummy in our prayers. Keep us updated!
- September 20, 2011 at 1:20 AM
- Mark's Mews said...
Oh! We are purrin ya are OK!
- September 20, 2011 at 1:38 AM
- Simba said...
We hope that is the end of the wheezing and gagging, Truffle. Are you allergic to sleeping with Mom? Kindof kidding.
We will purr for your Mom and her skin cancer. Hopefully it will be routine and no further troubles. Is she having it removed by Mohs surgery? When they do that, they check to be sure everything is removed right at the time, and it can be done in the office. But it takes a specialist.
- September 20, 2011 at 3:39 AM
- Sparkle said...
I am purring lots for your human. I hope that once the dermatologist gets more tissue, that is the rest of it!
BTW, yeah, those carriers... no fun. I do like the idea of treats being good for you, though!
- September 20, 2011 at 4:01 AM
- Mr Puddy said...
OMC ! Truffle ! First Read , I'm about to have heart attack ! Thanks COD ! You are Okay !
And I do lots of purrs and paw crossed for your mommy
Please Take Care
- September 20, 2011 at 4:02 AM
- dArtagnan Rumblepurr/Diego Hamlet Moonfur said...
My dear, if it keeps you healthy you can have ALL my treats (and I LOVE my treats!!)
I'm RUMBLEPURRING for your mummy, and I'm so sorry to hear her diagnosis. Rumblemummy is thinking about her and sending good vibes.
- September 20, 2011 at 4:44 AM
- Tillie and Georgia said...
Truffle, remember to chew your foods ;) heehee Please be well,OK?
We are sending BIG purrs to your Mom!!!!!!!!!
Purrs Tillie and Georgia
- September 20, 2011 at 4:45 AM
- Fuzzy Tales said...
Oh noes! We're glad you're okay, Truffle, hope it *was* just food lodged in your throat.
And oh, we're purring and purraying hard for your mom! Paws crossed that all will be fine, please keep us updated.
- September 20, 2011 at 4:50 AM
- Everycat said...
Sending love and rumbly purrs to Mom Paula, we hope everything will be ok.
Now young Truffle, if you get hard fuuds, you gotta chew, chew, chew! Your Mom does not need any frights right now madam!
Gerry & Oliver
& Jane the Ape xx
- September 20, 2011 at 5:21 AM
- Cat with a Garden said...
We are purring hard for you two ladies. We seriously are.
- September 20, 2011 at 6:04 AM
- Brian said...
I am so glad you're okay little Truffle and we're sending tons of purrs to your Mom. We will keep purring until all is okay. My Dad had that same type of cancer and he has be A-O-K. Hug your Mom for all of us.
- September 20, 2011 at 6:08 AM
- Marg said...
We sure are sending tons and tons of really strong purrs. Mom is going outside right now to tell the donkeys to cross their hooves for you Mom. We are also sending big hugs to Mom Paula too. We just know she will be all right.
So glad that you are all right Truffles. Take care and tell Mom we are thinking about her.
- September 20, 2011 at 6:42 AM
- "The Boys" and Karen said...
Whew, Truffle. What a scare. "The Boys" and I are sorry to hear you were having issues in the wee hours of the morning. Glad the treats seemed to take care of it.
You look so good in red!
We'll keep you and your Mom Paula in our purrs and thoughts.
- September 20, 2011 at 7:02 AM
- Hannah and Lucy said...
What a fright for your mum in the night Truffle. We bet you were both scared but we are glad the treats made you better.
We will purr our biggest loudest purrs for your Mom when she goes to the dermatologist. Don't forget to give her lots and lots of kisses before she goes.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
- September 20, 2011 at 7:40 AM
- meowmeowmans said...
We sure are glad you are okay, Truffle. We are purring and praying for your Mom!
- September 20, 2011 at 7:48 AM
- JB's Big and Small Worlds said...
Purring for you both, Truffle!
- September 20, 2011 at 8:11 AM
- FURKIDSMOM said...
How scary that must have been for your Mom! We're glad you're okay.
We're purring loud and hard for Mom Paula.
The Florida Furkids and Angel Sniffie
- September 20, 2011 at 8:12 AM
- CCL Wendy said...
Poor Truffle -- and poor you! I'm so glad she's okay -- you've been through enough kitty tragedy recently.
And purrs for you that this situation can be easily resolved. I know they can laser the affected area and that usually takes care of it. We're keeping our fingers crossed.
- September 20, 2011 at 8:15 AM
- The Meezers or Billy said...
we is furry glad you is ok Truffle!! we is purrrring hard for your mommy too!
- September 20, 2011 at 8:25 AM
- Random Felines said...
Honey - you need to be more careful - we don't think your mom needs anymore scares.
Paula - we are purrin' for you!!!
- September 20, 2011 at 8:49 AM
- Victor Tabbycat said...
Mom calls my hairballs dramatic. I'm usually perched on the back of the chair and start coughing and turning my head from side to side. Then… I stop!
Give Mom Paula lots of purrs and kisses. Our grandpaw had one of those things removed from his cheek and he's ok. Purrs!
- September 20, 2011 at 8:58 AM
- The Whiskeratti said...
We're so glad you are ok, little Truffle.
Mom Paula - we'll keep you in our purrayers. We hope it all turns out ok.
- September 20, 2011 at 9:11 AM
- Meowers from Missouri said...
please gif yer mom some sweet kisses frum us all, an' tell her we's purrin' an' purrrayin' fur her!! an' we's sure glad YOU'RE ok now; we're not sure yer poor mom kin take much more excitement.
our gramma in tucson has had them pesky SCCs fur years, but her skin guy just sez that's the price she pays fur bein' a fair-skinned norskie;-) we hopes yer mom's experience is only of the "pesky" sort an' nothin' to werry about!!
loves & nosekisses,
the meowers
- September 20, 2011 at 9:16 AM
- Cory said...
Poor little Truffle, you scared your mommy! We will be purring hard for both you and your mommy. Mom's don't like going to the human vet's either.
Big purrs,
Cory and family
- September 20, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- Bellen said...
Things haven't been kind to you and yours lately, but I hope they will improve greatly and soon. Please let us know of any developments. We'll be thinking of you.
- September 20, 2011 at 9:29 AM
- Katnip Lounge said...
What an awful thing...a treat that bit you back! Miss Truffle, you get your little nursie hat on and take good care of your Mom, we'll be purring and praying very hard for her!
- September 20, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- Jan's Funny Farm said...
We're glad you're okay, Truffle, and we're sure your mom will be too. Purrs and wags for you and a hug for your mom.
- September 20, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- Shaggy, Scooby and Scout said...
Glad you are doing ok Truffle. What a scary thing to happen, we go with the something lodged in your throat theory.
Purrrrs to you Mom Paula. They will get it all removed and everything will be ok.
- September 20, 2011 at 10:16 AM
- Samantha, Clementine and Maverick said...
We are so glad you are OK Truffle and that the treats helped you feel better!!
Lots of purrrs and purrayers for you too Mom Paula!!!
Your TX furiends,
- September 20, 2011 at 10:20 AM
- Cheysuli and gemini said...
We will purr hard for your Mum little Truffle. That is a scary thing to hear and then there is so much learning for humans about what to do. You will have a big job for a kitten to do purring hard!
- September 20, 2011 at 10:25 AM
- Clarissa said...
Oh my! You sure gave your mom a fright, didn't you!
And we are all purring for Mom Paula! We just know everything is going to be okay!!! The power of purrs is something special!!!
- September 20, 2011 at 10:27 AM
- Cats~Goats~Quotes said...
Sometimes we scare our Moms, don't we!
All of us are purring and Mom Bobbie is praying for a good report from the doctor!!
~ The Bunch
- September 20, 2011 at 10:42 AM
- Sabrina, Sam and Simon said...
Truffle, we do hope it was only foods stuck in your throat and nothing else ... we can imagine how much that scared your Mom!
Mom Paula, us and Momma are sending you our strongest prayers that the doctors completely removed your nasty cancer so you don't have to have more surgery.
Love and (((hugs)))
Sabrina, Sam, Simon and Momma Jan
- September 20, 2011 at 11:12 AM
- The Cat From Hell said...
Now that was exciting - but NOT in a good way!
Yous take care and take care of your Mommy. Me is sending lots of purrayers your way. Especially for your Mommy.
- September 20, 2011 at 11:30 AM
- SAS....Sammy, Andy and Shelly said...
Truffle, we are purraying for your mom.
Love to both of you.
- September 20, 2011 at 11:40 AM
- Angel and Kirby said...
WE are purring for your Mommy. WE hope you are OK, too. that would scare us!
- September 20, 2011 at 11:44 AM
- Forty Paws said...
Truffle, we're glad that you are ok, but sorry that you stayed in the red thing! That sucks the big one.
Mom Paula, we are sending tons of purrs and purrayers and hugs to you on your tummy. Many hugs coming to you from all of us and Maw.
Luf, Us and Maw
- September 20, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- Laila and Minchie said...
We will have to remember that little trick when we want treats from our mom. Srsly, we are glad you are okay!
And we are keeping your mom in our thoughts and purrs as she deals with her skin cancer. (((HUGS))) to her.
- September 20, 2011 at 12:09 PM
- Father Tom said...
Truffle, you beautiful baby, you take good care of your mom, now. She needs you!
Paula, we'll keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Tom & Julie
- September 20, 2011 at 1:50 PM
- Team Tabby said...
Absolutely, we will keep your mom, Paula in our thoughts and purrayers!!
Good to hear that you are okay, Truffle.
- September 20, 2011 at 2:59 PM
- Ginger Jasper said...
Oh my cat dont you go scaring your mum like that. Your poor mum has had enough scaring. am glad that treat did the trick and that you are ok now.. Hugs, purrs and love for your mum coming your way.. HUgs GJ xx
- September 20, 2011 at 4:14 PM
- ABBY said...
We is purring for your Mom Miss Truffle. We are sure glad that things with you are OK.
purrs for Paula.
- September 20, 2011 at 4:44 PM
- Old Kitty said...
Beautiful Truffle and mum Paula! Me and Charlie came over from the CB. We are so so so sad to hear that mum Paula's biopsy results point to cancer. We hope and purr and pray that treatment will begin asap.
And sweet Truffle - you are so tiny and so brave and feisty!! Good for you! Take care
- September 20, 2011 at 5:16 PM
- Admiral Hestorb said...
You're in our prayers Mom Paula..and thank you for thinking of Admiral with all you have going on. xoxoxoxo
- September 20, 2011 at 6:00 PM
- Eric and Flynn said...
We are glad you are okay Truffle.
We are sending lots of purrs for your Mom Paula. We know how powerful the purrs and prayers from the CB are. They helped our mum through her difficult and frightening times until she got her good news yesterday. We know they will help your mum too.
- September 20, 2011 at 6:01 PM
- Daisy said...
Kittens sometimes do funny things. My Mommeh remembers a phase I went through as a kitten where I kept grinding my teeth together and making a terrible noise.
Truffle, we are keeping your mom in our thoughts and purrs!
- September 20, 2011 at 7:29 PM
- Athena said...
Sweet Truffle, Kit and I are purring and purraying for your mom!
- September 20, 2011 at 7:44 PM
- The Island Cats said...
Truffle, we hope you are okay and that wheezing was just a fluke or something. And we are purring real hard for Mom Paula.
- September 20, 2011 at 8:52 PM
- Fin said...
Purrs to both of you!! Hopefully it was caught very early!!
- September 20, 2011 at 9:13 PM
- Prancer Pie said...
Oh my goodness Truffle! We are purring very hard and sending pawsitive thoughts to you and your mom. You two take care of each other. xoxoxoxoxo
- September 20, 2011 at 10:39 PM
- TK and Squashies said...
Truffle you looks so cute in your carrier.
We purrs fur you and your mom!
Love, TK and Squashies
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"Highly disappointed with you as a person who claims to care. More disappointed in your handling of the only alternative to WWE," he wrote. "Been meaning to tell you that since your Co. tried to make it look like I no showed your PPV."
Waltman was scheduled for a tag team match at the 2010 Lockdown pay-per-view event, but was absent. Waltman reportedly let organization officials know days in advance that he was not cleared to wrestle by the Missouri State Commission due to his hepatitis C diagnosis and was not going to be able to attend the event. He is now denying the story.
Waltman explains, "They knew I wouldn't be there for over a week. They alluded that I no showed was bcuz I was on a drug binge. They lied to the PPL. The thing is that it's easy to believe a story like that about me, which makes it even more of a low life move."
When a Twitter user wrote to Waltman that if he wasn't a "boozer and a fool," he might still be employed by TNA, he responded, "@TNADixie Had nothing to do with it. Plus are u serious w/ the crew they have there. Plus, I am sober & never cared 4 booze."
Waltman then continued railing the organization's upper hierarchy and made a stark prediction.
"Im just sick of @TNADixie running around playing this benevolent role, when it's a facade. BTW Congrats on hiring Bruce Pritchard. Perfect fit . Oine of the biggest lowlifes in the business. Treats ppl like shit if he can," Waltman wrote. "Mark my words TNA will be a part of WWE's video catalog before the decade is up. I dont hope. I just think it's a matter of time. Unfortunately. I love the crew over there. Great guys, almost all of them."


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